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2012 Discussants): Raja Jandhyala, Deputy Assistant Administrator, USAID Peter Ondiege, Chìef Research Economist, African Development Bank Paolo gonella Pacchiotti, Snr. Director, Business Development ST Microelectronics 3.00 PM SESSION 3: Trade and market Liberalization Chair: Co-Chair: Speakers: Discussants: African Union Commission David Throup, SAIS-Johns Hopkins University, Washington DC African Union Commission Raja Jandhyala, Deputy Assistant Administrator, USAID Stefano Bologna, UNIDO Amb. gary Quince, EU Special Representative to the African Union 4.30 PM Round Table and Closing Remarks Participants: High representatives from AU, UN, US, EU, China, Brazil, Turkey, India, WWC Foundation, WW Center, SAIS-JHU, African regional organizations, WB, ADB, EBRD, EIB, WTO,UNIDO, etc. 24
2012 2012 Addis Ababa Africa: 54 Countries, One Union The New Challenges Opening Remarks Romano Prodi Addis Ababa, May 3, 2012 Abstract Peace is still fragile in the African continent. The hopes raised by the Arab Spring have not been fulfilled yet. Instability is affecting Libya, and Egypt is still struggling for a new political order. Moreover, open conflict in Syria is a matter of great concern not only for the security of the Middle East, but for the stability of the entire Mediterranean region. Old conflicts, like in Somalia, are still ongoing and they seem unlikely to be resolved in the near future. New conflicts, such as between Sudan and South Sudan, are now threatening to open new spirals of violence and instability at the local and regional levels. Additional preoccupations emerge from the increasing number of religious tensions all over Africa, which are exploited by terrorist organizations and sectarian groups. Today, more than ever, there is a need for a strong African Union, capable of acting as a neutral intermediary among the conflicting parties. While the AU has achieved many successes, it is still in need of help due to a variety of limits, such as inadequate financial resources. Every state, every institution and every international organization should help the African Union in achieving its goals. By keeping in mind that the problems of peace and security in the African continent are far from having been overcome, I would like to focus on a different but related issue: the role of infrastructure for the economic, political and social development of Africa and her populations. 25
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