ADIA, ADQ sign Rabat Declaration in Morocco
ADIA, ADQ and KIA expressed their confidence in ASIF’s framework for unlocking investment opportunities.
Source: khaleejtimes.com
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ADIA and ADQ sign Rabat declaration supporting ASIF
Abu Dhabi Investment Authority (ADIA) and ADQ, the UAE-based entities, have signed the Rabat Declaration extending support to the first Africa Sovereign Investors Forum (ASIF), organised by Ithmar Capital, Morocco’s state fund.
Source: tradearabia.com
Liberia: Foreign Minister Kemayah Highlights Enormous Economic Prospects in the Atlantic Space at the African States Bordering the Atlantic Meeting
Monrovia – Liberia's Foreign Minister, Amb. Dee-Maxwell Saah Kemayah, has said the first meeting of the African States Bordering the Atlantic is of definite interest to States sharing the South Atlantic Ocean, and Liberia is happy to belong to this v
Source: frontpageafricaonline.com
Morocco's Migration Strategy Based on Symbiosis Between Royal Vision, International Agenda - Ambassador to UN
MOROCCO, May 23 - The strategy adopted by Morocco on migration is part of the natural symbiosis between the vision of HM King Mohammed VI and the international
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Rabat Declaration underlines the need for international standards to bring all political abuses of religions to a halt
The participants in the Rabat Global Conference held in Morocco’s capital city from May 11-12 adopted the Declaration reasserting the need to coordinate efforts to build global consensus on setting international rules to eliminate the use of religion in violating human rights. They called on the international community and all governments to support a proposed treaty to ban the political use of religions through the United Nations’ General Assembly.
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