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CELAC: The Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (CELAC, its Spanish acronym) is an alliance of states and a regional intergovernmental mechanism for dialogue, consultation, political agreement and regional cooperation. CELAC has played an import role in the promotion of health, energy security, food security, environment, and social inclusion. It currently consists of all…

<p><span>Nigerian Exchange Group of Companies joined over 100 securities exchanges around the world to celebrate the 2022 International Women’s Day and Ring the Bell for Gender Equality in collaboration with International Finance Corporation (IFC), Sustainable Stock Exchanges (SSE) Initiative, United Nations (UN) Women, United Nations Global Compact (UNGC) and World Federation of Exchanges (WFE) on Tuesday, 8 March 2022.</span></p>

Trade policy review - Kingdom of Bahrain 2021 - Trade Policy Review: Kingdom of Bahrain — Concluding Remarks by the Chairperson

LONDON, 20 July 2021: The World Travel & Tourism Council has released major new guidelines outlining how the global Travel & Tourism sector can work together to tackle illegal wildlife trade (IWT). The new guidelines from WTTC, which represents the global private travel and tourism sector, with support from Animondial, a key advisor to the global travel industry on animal welfare in tourism, aiming to help interpret the ‘12 Commitments’ of its game-changing Buenos Aires Declaration. The dec...

Hilton launches ‘Big Five’ for sustainable travel and tourism across Africa October 3, 2018 Nairobi, Kenya and MCLEAN, Va. – October 3, 2018 – Hilton (NYSE:HLT) today announced an initial investment of USD$1 million to drive sustainable travel and tourism in Africa. To do so, the company will focus on five key areas – Hilton’s Big Five: Youth Opportunity: investing in training and apprenticeship programs to build a strong talent pipeline and tackle identified challenges for youth, i...

Dear Director-General, Congratulations on your appointment. Bravo for taking up the challenge of revivifying a central pillar of multilateral governance, the World Trade Organization (Krueger 2020). We’re sure you don’t underestimate the scale of the challenge before you, but we hope you share our view that the present global crisis also represents an opportunity for the organisation, one for which your formidable knowledge of development and policymaking is well suited to seizing.  In ant...