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The Commonwealth and Africa: A precious partnership

By: Mckinnon, Don

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TextSeries: Nia lecture series 84Publisher: [ NIIA ] [2003]Description: 30 pISBN: 978-002-044-6Subject(s): Commonwealth Countries | Commonwealth Countries Forecasting | Diplomatic Relations | Forecasting | AfricaSummary: This lecture examines the Commonwealth - Africa partnership, tracing its historical foundation and highlighting current achievements and future opportunities. Don McKinnon discusses shared values, strategic goals, and joint efforts in democracy, economic growth, and human rights among the 54 Commonwealth nations, many of which are African. It explores Africa's global role and how the Commonwealth can support its peace, prosperity, and development ambitions. The lecture offers key insights for policymakers and stakeholders in today's interconnected world.

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This lecture examines the Commonwealth - Africa partnership, tracing its historical foundation and highlighting current achievements and future opportunities. Don McKinnon discusses shared values, strategic goals, and joint efforts in democracy, economic growth, and human rights among the 54 Commonwealth nations, many of which are African. It explores Africa's global role and how the Commonwealth can support its peace, prosperity, and development ambitions. The lecture offers key insights for policymakers and stakeholders in today's interconnected world.

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