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Governance - Made in Africa

Aug 05, 2005

Julien Bouzon

James Mackie

Fraser Cameron

Senior Adviser on international programmes

AFRICA

This issue paper examines the EU’s contribution to Africa and urges it to play a greater role in supporting regional integration, development and good governance.

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