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Best Wishes for the New Minister Tajani and Deputy Ministers M.A.E.C.I.

The AEDIC association wishes a good job to the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Antonio Tajani and his deputy ministers Dr. Mari a Tripodi and Dr. Giorgio Silli and Dr. Edmondo Cirielli. Dr. Edmondo Cirielli Dr. Edmondo Cirielli Undersecretary of State at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation Edmondo Cirielli, 58 years old from Salerno, strongman of FdI in Campania, was President of the Province of Salerno from 2009 to 2012, the first right-wing candidate to win in Governor De Luca's fiefdom. He has been a Member of the Chamber since 2001, where he held the posts of President of the 4th Defence Commission from 2008 to 2013; Secretary from 2013 to 2018; and Quaestor at the Chamber until 2022. An identikit that greatly shifts the horizon indicated by the CSOs. Indeed, Cirielli's background speaks of defence and law enforcement. The son of an Army officer, in 1980 he was admitted as a student of the 193rd course at the Scuola Militare Nunziatella in Naples, where he graduated in 1983 - reads his online biography. He then attended the Military Academy of Modena and the Carabinieri Officers' School in Rome, graduating from the University of Parma with a degree in Law and, at the University of Salerno, with a degree in Political Science and a specialised degree in Internal and External Security Sciences. He was a Carabinieri officer on leave for parliamentary mandate, now on leave. In October 2020, he received an honorary promotion to the rank of Brigadier General. A curriculum that speaks for itself and motivates the securitarian vision of cooperation that Cirielli has repeatedly shown in the past through statements and parliamentary acts. A cooperation that seems to have two leitmotifs: on the one hand, the strengthening of governmental cooperation (starting from Libya) so that flows are stopped and illegal migrants are prosecuted and detained in their country of origin; on the other hand, the 'Let's help them at home' cooperation action, centred on the prevention of migratory phenomena, especially from Africa across the Mediterranean. Dr. Maria Tripodi graduated in International and Community Political Studies, specialising in International Relations at the University of Rome "La Sapienza". In July 2022, she obtained a Master's Degree in Economic Security, Geopolitics and Intelligence from SIOI. Dr. Giorgio Silli Dr. Silli is also an Industrial Expert specialised in the dyeing chemical industry, graduated from ITIS Buzzi, graduated in Political Science and International Relations with honours, and lives his working life dealing with textiles from the very beginning. He worked in a number of companies, including the family business that has been dyeing textile fibres since the end of the 18th century, both in the technical and commercial sectors. It was the commercial management of some large textile companies that led him to live abroad for long periods of his life. He obtained a master's degree in space policies and institutions at SIOI in 2020. He speaks 5 languages including Russian. what do you want to do now? Do you want to stay in Europe with a recession looming, galloping inflation and ever higher costs of ...

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Nachtigal Dam Central Africa: Construction progresses at a rate of 14.5% in just 5 months

The hydroelectric company Nachtigal, the administrator of the project in September 2022, stated that the project has already been completed at 74.5%. Last April, progress was estimated at 60%. Over the past few months, construction work has accelerated greatly, with the construction of the dam that will meet the energy consumption of the central region of Cameroon being completed at 74.5%. The construction of the Nachtigal hydroelectric dam, located in Batchenga, is proceeding at a steady pace. The last five months have seen a remarkable development, according to data officialised by the Nachtigal hydro power company (Nhpo) at the end of September 2022. The project company indicates on its website that civil engineering works have already been completed for 74.5%. Otherwise, the progress rate recorded since the first evaluation in April is 14.5%. In other words, the rate of progress recorded since the first appraisal in April 2005 is 14.5%, since at that time the site's execution rate was estimated at 4 60%. This is the best work progress on the site to date. It was the best progress of work on the site in the last ten months. In fact, at the end of the year 2021, when Energy Minister Gaston Eloundou Essomba visited the site, the completion rate was still at 51.7%. The civil works are still to be completed, as is the electromechanical part, which has a completion rate of 69.5%. As for the transmission line and the operating site lots, they have already been completed. The least that can be said is that work on the Nachtigal dam site has never progressed as fast as it has in the last ten months. Over the past two and a half years, the work programme had been severely disrupted by various contingencies, including the Covid-19 pandemic, which inevitably caused delays in the execution of the work, there were also numerous strikes by employees demanding better working conditions. The Nhpc company has been challenged on several occasions by NGOs and affected local communities living in the area. The objections to the project are related to the impact that the dam will have on the environment and for other agreements that the company had made with the local populations and which it has not respected. what do you want to do now? Do you want to stay in Europe with a recession just around the corner, galloping inflation and ever higher gas and electricity costs and a shortage of raw materials, or do you want to get in touch with us to develop your business opportunity in Central Africa? If you would like to know more, fill out the form below and one of our consultants will contact you within 24 hours africaaedic.eu

Strategic Alliances, International Joint Ventures

Strategic alliances are formal medium to long-term arrangements between two or more parties (mainly, but not exclusively, companies), aimed at achieving specific objectives, functional to the competitive strategies or growth in foreign markets of the individual partners involved. They may concern commercial purposes, or the organisation of production, the development of technological innovations, the implementation of strategic projects. Development strategy In a company's international development strategy, alliances can generate the following possible advantages immediate access to resources and distinctive competences complementary to one's own opportunities to exploit their resources and distinctive competences in new geographical contexts; possibility of reaching more rapidly the critical size, in terms of invested resources and volumes of supply, necessary to be competitive in international markets and to operate at adequate levels of efficiency; development of a better knowledge of the characteristics of the foreign market, of its competitive dynamics, of the economic and extra-economic factors that influence its evolution; greater flexibility and ability to adapt to the specificities of demand in different countries and to the different phase of its life cycle. International Joint Ventures International joint ventures are also widespread; they are a new company set up by two or more operators of different nationalities to carry out clearly specified activities of common interest. Once the objective has been achieved, or the conditions of common interest have ceased to exist, the JV can be dissolved or transformed. The JV is therefore the result of an agreement between the parent companies (the companies involved), which thus characterise its structure and operating methods. It can be considered the most advanced form of a strategic alliance from the point of view of the strategic, organisational and financial commitment of the parties involved. In fact, the participation in the constitution of the JV is determined by the contribution by the parent companies of financial capital but also of material and immaterial resources necessary for the activities for which it is created. Joint Venture Models There are two prevalent models of JVs aimed at entering a foreign market. The first involves the establishment, with one or more local partners, of a new structure whose mission becomes the commercial development of certain products in the target market. In this case, the company contributes production capacity and product knowledge, while the partner(s) in the target country provide marketing expertise and the availability of a distribution network in the local market. The second model involves two or more companies (even from different countries) combining their capabilities in a certain business area to enter a certain market by leveraging a joint scale and position, and thus with better capabilities and competitive opportunities. In this case, each partner brings its own expertise in the business in which the JV will be active. As you can imagine, using a JV as a way of entering a foreign market has a number of advantages and allows Italian SMEs to: reduce financial investment and organisational complexity; determine a clear separation of the competitive position in the foreign market from the company's traditional activities; allow ...

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Gas extraction: Gaz du Cameroun is looking for a partner

The aim is to share the costs, risks and benefits of drilling the Matanda gas block. The Matanda gas company, located between the Littoral and South West regions, is looking for an international partner. In a briefing note addressed to its shareholders on its operations in Cameroon, Victoria Oil & Gas, the parent company of Cameroonian operator Gaz du Cameroun, announced that its local subsidiary is still looking for a partner to share the costs, risks and benefits of drilling the Matanda block, which straddles the border between Cameroon's Littoral and Southwest regions. We have not yet been able to conclude a contract on acceptable terms with the owner of the Chad-based drilling rig that we have mentioned in previous publications, so the company is looking for an alternative. The company (Gaz du Cameroun, a French company) is still unable to conclude a contract on acceptable terms with the owner of the Chad-based rig mentioned in previous publications, and is therefore looking for an alternative contract. The company is still looking for a partner,' the company said. The Matanda block, which covers an area of 1,196 billion cubic feet, is divided between onshore (70% of the total area) and offshore (in shallow water), has a capacity of 1,196 billion cubic feet of potential gas resources. In 2021, Gaz du Cameroun was granted a one-year extension to continue exploration operations in this block by the state. what do you want to do now? Do you want to stay in Europe with a recession just around the corner, galloping inflation and rising gas and electricity costs and a shortage of raw materials, or do you want to get in touch with us to develop your business opportunity in Central Africa? If you would like to know more, fill out the form below and one of our consultants will contact you within 24 hours africaaedic.eu

Inauguration of the Kribi-Lolabé highway in Central Africa costing FCFA 250 billion

With a length of 38.5 km, this road was financed with 250 billion Fcfa from Eximbank China to 85% and 15% by the Chinese China Harbour Engineering Company. This motorway infrastructure provides a solution to the fluidity of road freight transport from the port of Kribi to all destinations in the domestic market and other neighbouring states. More concretely, it is aimed in particular at improving the competitiveness of transport companies from the autonomous port of Kribi. This new motorway will ensure the connection between this industrial port and the port of the city of the same name and the main cities in the hinterland, as well as the neighbouring countries, under the best possible safety conditions and will ease the transit movements in the city of Kribi, which are on the increase thanks also to the industrialisation of the port hinterland. Below is the video of the motorway inauguration. what do you want to do now? Do you want to stay in Europe with a recession just around the corner, galloping inflation and rising gas and electricity costs and a shortage of raw materials, or do you want to get in touch with us to develop your business opportunity in Central Africa? If you would like to know more, fill in the form below and one of our consultants will contact you within 24 hours africaaedic.eu

The President of the Commonwealth Business Council is expected in Douala

Accompanied by the Commonwealth-approved business network, Lord Jonathan Peter Marland will meet the business community in Douala on 12 October 2022. After several successive hearings with the Prime Minister and some members of the government (Minepat, Mincommerce, Minpmeesa, Minfi, Minsanté, Minesec, Mintransport, etc.), Lord Jonathan Peter Marland, the Marland, the President of the Commonwealth Business and Investment Council (Cweic), is expected in Douala on 12 October. During his stay in Cameroon's economic capital Duala, he will hold consultations with Cameroon's private sector, consular institutions and public enterprises. On his agenda, the British are expected to meet in turn. The agenda includes meetings with officials from the Autonomous Port of Douala (Pad), the Cameroon National Council of Shippers (Cnc), the CAC and the Ccima (Chamber of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Trade). Lord Jonathan Peter Marland will also stop by the Groupement inter patronal du Cameroun (Gicam), Syndicat des. According to reports, he will also be a member of the Union of Cameroonian Industrialists (Syndustricam) and the Azur S.A. agribusiness company. The modern Commonwealth, an association of 56 countries, most of which have historical ties with the UK, also represents many economic opportunities for the country. During the course of the day, the Cameroonian manufacturing sector will be presented with access to finance, new technologies and innovation from member countries... without too many unconvincing words from other investors. These meetings are an important instrument of opportunity that Lord Jonathan Peter Marland is presenting is The Commonwealth Business Forum (CBF), a Cweic flagship event held on the sidelines of the Commonwealth General Assembly. Meeting of the institution's heads of state and government. "The CBF is designed to provide a space for high-level dialogue between business and government leaders in the industry.Commonwealth government leaders. The Forum also aims to develop stronger partnerships to ensure that the Commonwealth plays its role in promoting sustainable growth in the world," says Cweic. Cweic is the Commonwealth's accredited business network that provides its strategic partners and members and members with targeted trade missions, business forums and networking events, leadership webinars networking events, tailored investment programmes and strategic presentations to support members in acquiring new business globally. A unique opportunity and a niche opportunity to be seized by the Italian business community interested in investing in a strategic port in Central Africa that gives access to export of locally processed products to 54 African capitals, the Commonwealt and Europe at 0 tariffs. what do you want to do now? Do you want to stay in Europe with a recession just around the corner, galloping inflation and ever-higher gas and electricity costs and a shortage of raw materials, or do you want to get in touch with ...

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Central Africa - Partnership signed: Kribi Port to partner with Commonwealth companies

A partnership agreement has been signed between the Port of Kribi (PAK) through its General Manager Patrick Melom and the Commonwealth Enterprise and Invest- ment Council (Cweic), represented by its chairman, Lord Jonathan Marland, former British Minister of Trade. The Port of Kribi (Cameroon) and the Commonwealth Enterprise and Investment Council (Cweic) are now business partners. Recall that Cameroon will host the WTO in 2024. The Yaoundé government will organise the 13th Ministerial Conference of the World Trade Organisation (WTO). It is thanks to this partnership agreement signed between the parties on 10 October now the PAK, will facilitate Cameroonian companies in the Commonwealth business community, to the Commonwealth business community, companies thanks to this partnership agreement will be able to participate in important business meetings to promote investment in the port area. "Through this partnership, Cweic will accompany PAK in its strategic vision to become the regional hub in the Gulf of Guinea by connecting PAK with senior government officials and business leaders from its Commonwealth network," said the Commonwealth representative. The director of the Kribi Port Agency points out: 'this agreement puts us in touch with entrepreneurs interested in investing in the development of the port. The partnership augurs promising prospects for the PAK. Already at the time of the signing Cweic's partners had intended to explore the possibility of investing in Cameroon. Recall that Cweic, which is a non-profit trade organisation mandated by the Commonwealth Heads of Government to facilitate trade and investment in its 56 member countries, this organisation has a significant network of member countries, and has a wide network of companies operating in the industrial and petroleum sectors, These include Afreximbank; City of London Corporation; Equity Group Holdings; Algo fuels LTD; Gold Coast Refiner, among others, which may invest or partner with the Kribi Port Authority in the development of the industrial area on the mainland pertaining to the PAK. During the Commonwealth Business Forum held last June in Kagali, Rwanda, Commonwealth Secretary-General, Patricia Scotland, said that trade exports within the Commonwealth have recorded a recovery from $700 billion in 2020 and $760 billion in 2021. This is estimated to be the highest figure ever recorded in terms of value and trade volumes. Figures from the African Development Bank (AfDB), revealed during the said Forum, indicate that the Commonwealth, which has 54 member countries including Cameroon, has a combined GDP of about $13 trillion and is expected to reach $19.5 trillion by the end of 2027. A niche of opportunities to be seized by the Port of Kribi and the Italian business community interested in investing in a strategic port in Central Africa that gives access to locally processed products to 54 African capitals, the Commonwealt and Europe at 0 tariffs ... what do you want ...

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SPECIAL MASTER CLASS APERO COACHING

At the Hilton Hotel in Cameroon's capital Yaounde, the Special Master Class, Apero Coaching By Speedmind Marketing will be held on 8 October from 1 to 3pm. The promoter of this wonderful initiative is Dr Simon Bruno Ongola, he graduated from a business school and holds an MBA in international business management and international trade and transport management from ESSEC in Douala.Dr Ongola is passionate about the digital economy and created the first collaborative delivery platform in Cameroon in 2018 by establishing the SpeedLog platform. The bet is to seize space for the development movement in Africa, to guide young entrepreneurs to converge towards new transport system , considering that : "the last mile represents 20% of the cost of a global transport"". All entrepreneurs can create additional income through this business model. africaaedic.eu

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Remembering Pietro Savorgnan di Brazzà founder of Brazaville capital of Congo

Pietro was born in the capital of Italy, Rome, in 1852 to Count Ascanio Savorgnan di Brazzà, an exponent of one of the oldest noble families of Friuli and a patrician from Veneto with excellent contacts all over the world including Napoleon's France, and his wife Giacinta Simonetti who belonged to one of the oldest families in Rome. As a child, Pietro was fascinated by his father's travels... It is said that when he was only eight years old, he was struck by the sight of a white spot in the map of Africa, which was in the library at home, and was thunderstruck by the idea of discovering Africa and all its wonders. As a naturalised Frenchman in his twenties, he managed to embark on the frigate Venus, which was patrolling the west coast of Africa to combat the slave trade, taking advantage of the circumstance to penetrate along the Ogooué and Gabon-Bemboue rivers, the sources of which were still unknown. Pietro Savorgnan di Brazzà has gone down in history as a singular character of the colonial age. Already known to be a far cry from Stanley and the other white explorers of the time for his non-violent methods and his revulsion towards colonial exploitation, he became the protagonist of a difficult period for French imperialism to the point of proving to be an uncomfortable character for his government's colonial policy. He was the only European explorer in colonial history to conquer an empire without bloodshed, with trust and peace. Returning to France from a new trip to Africa in 1905, he died in Dakar. Brazzaville (City of Brazzà) Brazzaville, contrary to many other cities founded by colonialists who fought their way in with iron and fire, is the only capital on the African continent to retain the name of its founder Pietro Savorgnana di Brazzà. In 1880, thanks to an agreement reached with the chief of a local tribe, King Makoko, he laid the foundations for the foundation of the city, which was later named Brazzaville, now the capital of the Republic of Congo. The friendship between Brazzaville and Makoko offered Congo the only bright moment in the tragic obscurantism of its colonial history. Many Congolese speak of Brazzà as their 'white ancestor', and are very proud of the encounter between these two illustrious figures. In the city of Brazzaville itself, the university, the main street and a high school were dedicated to him. On 6 December 2005, the foundation stone of the mausoleum destined to house his remains was laid in the capital of Congo. On 3 October 2006, France and Congo paid solemn tribute to the explorer, in a ceremony attended by kings, tribes and heads of state, and during which the remains of Pietro Savorgnan di Brazzà, transferred from Algiers, were laid to rest in a sumptuous mausoleum, the Memorial of Brazzaville, the centre of culture and memory in the Republic of Congo. On 6 October 2014, Corrado Pirzio Biroli, the son of Detalmo Pirzio Biroli, a descendant of Pietro Savorgnan di Brazzà, was received by Head of State Denis Sassou Nguesso in Brazzaville to sign a cultural twinning agreement with the Pietro di Brazzà Savorgnan Historical Museum, aimed at keeping the ...

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Russia-Ukraine War Cameroon is Neutral

After Cameroon signed the defence agreement with Russia on 12 April this year, the Western press went wild with a thousand hypotheses as to why the Cameroon Central African country decided to take a Neutral stance without taking sides for this or that country in the war.

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