Sub-Regional Seminar for Eastern and Southern African Countries Members of Multinational Programming and Operational Centres to Study Potential for Expansion of Economic Co-operation and Trade Relations with Socialist Countries of Eastern Europe [ Sub-regional Seminar for Eastern and Southern African Countries Members of MULPOCs to Study Potential for Expansion of Economic Co-operation and Trade Relations with Socialist Countries of Eastern Europe ]

Memorandum of Understanding for the Programming of Regional Funds Under the Third Lomé Convention for the ACP States of Southern Africa

Subregional Seminar for Central and West African Countries to Study Potential for Expansion of Economic Co-operation and Trade Relations with Socialist Countries of Eastern Europe

ACP,countries of Africa,the Caribbean and the Pacific-Lomé Convention

Humanitarian aid for non-member countries(ACP countries)

Seminar on the Impact of Economic Restructuring on the Employment, Training and Working Conditions of Women for Selected English-speaking African Countries

EAC countries

BRICS countries [ Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa | BRICS ]

Central African country

11. Underlines the importance of regional cooperation in addressing the threat posed by the connection between Boko Haram and AQIM; encourages the countries of the region to deepen their cooperation, including with the Sahel countries, in order to prevent further synergies between Boko Haram, AQIM and the Movement for Oneness and Jihad in West Africa (MOJWA); calls on the EU institutions and Member States, as well as the UN, the African Union and the Economic Community of West African States (Ecowas), to lend their support to such regional efforts and to address the threats posed by terrorism, the proliferation of light weapons and tra ...[+++]nsborder crime;

A 28-country survey of governance in Africa , undertaken by the UN Economic Commission for Africa (UNECA), found that many countries had made significant strides in shifting to more democratic political arrangements and to greater inclusiveness of the citizenry in decision-making.[17] For example, 43 out of 48 sub-Saharan countries have now held democratic elections.

Indeed, the Committee heard from Alpha Oumar Konaré, the head of the African Union and former President of Mali, that if Africa could sell its primary products in world markets that are not being serviced by competing producers benefiting from “stupid” subsidies, it would not require foreign aid.[68] There is also a need for African countries to secure improved access to other developing countries, especially the emerging economies of the world such as China , India and Brazil

6. Calls on the Commission to collect information on the illicit trafficking in, and dumping of, such hazardous wastes and products in African and other developing countries, to come forward with proposals for measures to control, reduce and eradicate this illicit trafficking, transfer and dumping of such products in African and other developing countries and to produce annually a list of countries and transnational corporations engaged in the illicit dumping of toxic waste and products in African and other developing countries;