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Deepeningstakeholderdialogue on thefinancial crisisCoalition for Dialogue on Africa:Multi-Stakeholder Dialogue onthe Financial Crisis29 November 2009Tunis, TunisiaThe partnership with the African Development Bank and the AfricanUnion Commission is one which we at ECA strongly cherishand we are happy that our collaboration on the new Coalition for Dialogueon Africa (CoDA) initiative provides another welcome vehiclefor deepening this tripartite relationship.I am also most pleased that so many of you, experts and respectedindividuals in your respective fields, have accepted CoDA’s invitationto participate in this event. CoDA is an institutionally independentforum for free discussion of niche issues between diverse and influentialstakeholders from across all sectors, on Africa’s emerging andpressing challenges. It is a successor to the Global Coalition for Africaand the Big Table, both of which promoted dialogue between Africaand its partners in support of Africa’s development.With CoDA, such dialogue will be African owned and led while continuingto be enriched by the wider participation of Africa’s partnersand friends. Moreover, in keeping with the tradition of the previousforums, CoDA will broach difficult and sensitive topics before they aretaken up by other organisations. We also see CoDA playing a strongadvocacy role to translate policies and initiatives into concrete actionand results to underpin Africa’s socio-economic progress.Integrating Africa155

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