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AU Summit re-elects PM Meles as AU Chief Negotiator PDF Print E-mail
Tuesday, 02 February 2010

February 2, 2010 -- The 14th AU Summit unanimously elected Prime Minister Meles Zenawi to represent Africa in the coming consecutive global climate conferences.

 

 

The Summit commended the leading and coordinating role of PM Meles at Copenhagen Climate Conference where there was hard time to negotiate with many stakeholders.   

The leaders in attendance of the assembly have expressed their appreciation for the premier who strives to secure the benefits and interest of Africa. (ENA)

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CURRENT EVENTS



Press briefing by Muktar Kedir, Office Head of the Ethiopian People's Revolutionary Democratic Front (EPRDF) on the Front's 8th organizational conference.

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Prime Minister Meles Zenawi’s press briefing on current issues to local journalists (English, Amharic)

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INTERVIEW


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ENTERTAINMENT


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HAVE YOUR SAY

Eritrea is destabilizing the Horn of Africa. It has been fully sponsoring the terrorist groups in the region. Despite its negative roles in the Horn, the international community failed to take a tangible measure up on that country. Political analysts argue that little attention is given to the Horn of Africa both by the international community and developed countries. What do you say?

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GOVERNMENT STATEMENT

A cautionary note on Eritrea’s conduct
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