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AFRICAN UNION 23rd Anniversary with 55 NATIONS; Pictures’ Speak; STRONG RECOMMENDATION for a GUYANA Embassy at the AFRICAN UNION; KUWAIT COVID LOCKDOWN, on June 3, 2020, Guyana Embassy coordinates departure of 165 Cameroon citizens; AND 3 TIPS for an INDIVIDUAL Successes.

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AFRICAN UNION FLAG WITH 55 NATIONS
HISTORY: The African Union (AU) was established on July 9, 2002, in Durban, South Africa, succeeding the Organization of African Unity (OAU). The AU aims to promote economic, political, and social integration among its member states.
PURPOSE: The AU’s purpose is to promote unity, solidarity, and cooperation among African countries, while also promoting African interests and protecting the continent’s citizens.
GOALS: The AU’s goals include:
    – Promoting peace, security, and stability
    – Accelerating economic integration and development                                                 
    – Promoting democracy, good governance, and human rights
    – Enhancing Africa’s global influence and cooperation
ACHIEVEMENTS: Some notable achievements of the AU include:
    – Establishing the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) to promote economic integration
    – Launching the Agenda 2063 development plan to promote sustainable development and economic growth
    – Promoting peace and security initiatives, such as the African Standby Force
    – Advocating for African interests in global forums
PAST: The AU has faced challenges such as conflicts, economic underdevelopment, and limited resources. However, it has made noteworthy progress in promoting African unity and cooperation.
PRESENT: The AU is currently working on various initiatives, including:
    – Implementing the AfCFTA
    – Promoting regional economic communities
    – Addressing health crises, such as COVID-19
    – Enhancing Africa’s global influence
FUTURE: The AU’s future plans include:
    – Continuing to promote economic integration and development
    – Strengthening peace and security initiatives
    – Enhancing Africa’s global influence and cooperation
    – Promoting sustainable development and economic growth
 
NUMBER OF COUNTRIES: The AU has 55 member states, representing almost the entire African continent.
 
Some notable initiatives and programs of the AU include.
– AGENDA 2063: A comprehensive development plan aimed at promoting sustainable development and economic growth in Africa.
– African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA): A trade agreement aimed at promoting economic integration and increasing trade among African countries.
– New Partnership for Africa’s Development (NEPAD): A program aimed at promoting economic development and cooperation among African countries.
– African Peer Review Mechanism (APRM): A program aimed at promoting good governance and accountability among African countries.
AU Emblem
The AU Emblem is the primary symbol of the African Union that is used on all official communication, seals, and documentation of the AU. Each element of the Emblem has a significance for Africa’s past, present and future.
African Union Logo – Palm Leaves
Palm Leaves on either side stand for peace.
African Union Logo
Gold Circle symbolises Africa’s wealth and bright future.
Green Circle stands for African hopes and aspirations.
Plain Gold Map of Africa without boundaries in inner circle signifies African Unity
7 interlocking Red rings at base of emblem signify African solidarity and the blood shed for Africa’s liberation.
https://www.studyiq.com/articles/african-union/
https://www.thecollector.com/african-union/
https://au.int/en/agenda2063/goals
https://au.int/en/about/symbols
Photo 2018: L to Right: KUWAIT: 
·         SENEGAL: Ambassador, DEAN of the DIPLOMATIC CORPS for 33 YEARS, Aka GODFATHER, BOSS, CHIEF and MENTOR to Guyana Ambassador Dr. Ally.
·         SOMALIA Ambassador, DEAN of ARAB Diplomatic Corps, & DEPUTY DEAN Diplomatic Corps
·         Guyana Ambassador
                              

2019 KUWAIT:   Left to Right:  7 BROTHERS Ambassadors, SOUTH AFRICA, BOTSWANA, ZIMBABWE, GUYANA, CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC, MALAWI, and NIGERIA
2019 KUWAIT:  Left to Right:   GHANA, COMOROS, GUYANA, GUYANA, and KUWAIT.
October 9, 2019. KUWAIT: AFRICAN Group of Ambassadors in Kuwait at TENURE Departure of the Ambassador of KENYA.
During 2017 to 2020 GUYANA was ADOPTED by the AFRICAN Group of Ambassadors in Kuwait.    An “unprecedented RECOGNITION ” in Kuwait
 
STRONG RECOMMENDATION for a GUYANA Embassy at the AFRICAN UNION
Establishing a GUYANA EMBASSY within the AFRICAN UNION would be a STRATEGIC, WISE, and SMART DECISION, offering numerous benefits to Guyana. By having a PHYSICAL DIPLOMATIC  presence within the AU, Guyana can strengthen its relationships with 55 African nations, enhance trade and investment opportunities, and increase its Global influence.
The Guyana Embassy would serve as a HUB for cultural exchange, economic cooperation, and political dialogue, allowing Guyana to better navigate the complexities of African markets and politics. Furthermore, the embassy would provide a PLATFORM for Guyana to promote its tourism industry, attract foreign investment, and facilitate knowledge sharing in areas such as agriculture, mining, and energy.
By engaging MORE DEEPLY with the African Union, Guyana can DIVERSIFY its economy, foster sustainable development, and position itself as a key player in global South-South cooperation. Ultimately, a Guyana embassy within the African Union would be a powerful tool for advancing Guyana’s NATIONAL INTERESTS   and promoting a more PROSPEROUS and INTERCONNECTED AFRICAN WORLD OF 55 NATIONS.
                              

ISTANBUL, Turkey:    IsDB INVESTMENT Conference: Ambassador CAMEROON based In Riyadh, KSA;  CAMEROON Minister Of Economic Development & Planning; AND Guyana .
 
KUWAIT COVID LOCKDOWN: June 3, 2020:  Guyana Embassy coordinates departure of 165 Cameroon citizens.
165 Cameroonians departed Kuwait to Cameroon by Kuwait Airways flight 1517 yesterday, 2 June, with many of them illegals in Kuwait who took advantage of the amnesty period. Various measures were undertaken to ensure the health procedures were followed, and the departure happened smoothly.
To that effect, there were a 15 strong member staff to manage health checkups, and 20 skilled staff greeters in attendance to help the first arrival of ladies with suitcases at Kuwait International Airport. 165 Cameroonians with health clearances that assured they were coronavirus free checked in with Airways staff for their flight, before being led to the waiting area. Senior Kuwait officials were also present as well as the Ambassador of Guyana to Kuwait His Excellency Professor Dr. Shamir A. Ally and Guyana embassy staff.  Each of the departing Cameroonians received a pamphlet about coronavirus protective measures which would be helpful to keep themselves safe.
Senegal Ambassador to Kuwait and Dean of the Diplomatic corps Ambassador Abdul-Ahad Ambaki sent his best wishes to the departing African nationals.

The Guyanese ambassador even spoke to the Cameroonians in the waiting area before their departure. He expressed his thanks to the Kuwait government, Ministers, and officials as well as Kuwait Airways staff for organizing this humanitarian flight for the Cameroonians.

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https://www.timeskuwait.com/news/guyana-embassy-coordinates-departure-of-165-cameroon-citizens/
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