Webinar: AfCFTA, Trade & Investment- You are invited
October 23, 2020 AfCFTA / africa / African Union / investment / Trade
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October 23, 2020 AfCFTA / africa / African Union / investment / Trade
JOIN US IN THIS TIMELY DISCUSSION
September 22, 2020 africa / African Union / Armed Conflicts / AU / Cabo Verde / Civil Society Organization / Comoros / CSO / Djibouti / Egypt / Ethiopia / Food security / Government / Index / Kwame Nkrumah / Mo Ibrahim / multilateral / Namibia / Nelson Mandela / nigeria / Peace / Peace Agreement / private sector / regional / Sam Nujoma / Sao Tome Principe / security / Seychelles / UN / United Nations / World
“The Charter of the United Nations expresses the noblest aspirations of man: abjuration of force in the settlement of disputes between states; the assurance of human rights and fundamental freedoms for all without distinction as to race, sex, language or religion; the safeguarding of international peace and security.” Today, even though we are all distanced from one another due to this global health crisis, we are gathered around the world to remember the importance of working together for Peace and to celebrate our collective progress as we all aim to achieve Peace in Africa and around the World. It is…
May 28, 2020 africa / African Union / Air Canada / Airline / cargo / Culture / Ethiopia / Ethiopian Airlines / Export / Government / Hotels / import / investment / Jobs / restaurants / Singapore Airlines / Star Alliance / tour / Tourism / Transportation / United Airlines
Country branding is a multilayered approach which requires cross-cultural branding as the aim is to brand the country to improve national reputation, increase product value and enhance the national brand. In the aviation industry, Ethiopian Airlines (ETA) stands as not only Ethiopia’s brand but also as one of the African Brands that is a symbol of pride and economic viability. Ethiopian Airlines contenders such as Royal Air Maroc ( country branding for Morocco) and Kenya Airways ( Branding Kenya) are also key players due to their regular routes to Europe, North America and other key destinations, bringing tourists, trade, and…
