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How Nigeria can maximise Okonjo-Iweala’s WTO
Published 17 March 2021
“Nigeria stands to benefit by encouraging and pushing more trade, becoming a bigger part of the multilateral trading system and to do that Nigeria has to produce more, add value to products and export more. Right now, Nigeria has 0.26 per cent of world trade and 19 per cent of African trade. You could see that as very small but you could also turn it around to see that it has a big opportunity to make use of what has happened with the Africa Continental Free Trade Agreement”
– Director-General of World Trade Organisation, Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, on Monday, March 15, 2021.
Uganda to continue support, commitment to Commonwealth - Kutesa
Monday March 15 2021
Minister of Foreign Affairs Sam Kutesa (right) discusses with Commonwealth Secretary General Ms Patricia Scotland (left) on March 14, 2021 in Kampala.
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The Minister of Foreign Affairs- Sam Kutesa has re-affirmed Uganda s support for and towards the work of the Commonwealth Secretariat in implementing the Commonwealth Charter and its organizational commitments.
“Uganda appreciates the continued commonwealth partnership, collaboration and support. We call for further alignment of the commonwealth programs with the work plans of government ministries, departments and agencies” he said.
Kutesa made the remarks on Sunday in Kampala while holding discussions with Rt Hon Patricia Scotland, the Secretary-General of the Commonwealth who is in Uganda for a working visit.
Mar 12, 2021
Promoting Open Public Administration in Belize
Open government is the central policy which maintains that citizens have the right the right to access public records, as well as government proceedings in order to allow for effective public oversight. Shared access to information as a measure of ensuring accountability and inclusiveness is encouraged under the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. In Belize, a concerted effort is now being undertaken through the Trust for the Americas to carry out a project called “Transformation to an Open Public Administration.” It is a partnership with the Organization of American States that has yielded Belize’s first Open Government Action Plan which sees input from civil society, academia, and the private sector. It also involves stakeholder participation from organization such as the Belize Peace Movement. News Five spoke with Paco Smith of B.P.M.
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