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Trade Minister travels to Geneva and Dubai - Vimarsana News

Trade Minister travels to Geneva and Dubai

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Trade Minister Travels To Geneva And Dubai - Vimarsana News

Trade Minister Travels To Geneva And Dubai

Trade Minister Todd McClay to visit the World Trade Organisation (WTO) in Switzerland and the United Arab Emirates (UAE). Following his appointment as a WTO Vice Chair, Mr McClay is traveling to prepare for the 13th Ministerial Conference of the WTO, ...

PM engages in NAM summit for global influence - Vimarsana News

PM engages in NAM summit for global influence

UGANDA: PRIME MINISTER Kassim Majaliwa represented Tanzania in the 19th Summit of Heads of State and Government of the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM), in a resounding display of Tanzania's commitment to global cooperation. The two-day summit, which commenced on Friday, sought to strengthen the influence of the 120-member state movement on global affairs. President Yoweri Museveni

NAM presidents meet today to adopt final documents - Vimarsana News

NAM presidents meet today to adopt final documents

Until yesterday evening, 28 presidents had confirmed attendance with the majority expected to land in the night

Will the UN Ever be Able to Eradicate Systemic Racism Within? - Vimarsana News

Will the UN Ever be Able to Eradicate Systemic Racism Within?

In the midst of the Israel-Hamas conflagration, a significant anniversary at the United Nations --October 24th was the 78th year since its founding--went unremarked by the larger world. But the work o