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African and American government and business leaders got together in Washington for the annual summit convened by the Corporate Council on Africa. Read more »
The U.S.-Africa Business Summit (2), September 2009
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Photo 1 of 9Credit: allAfrica.comJoyce Cacho from Novus International speaks about agriculture and technology. -
Photo 2 of 9Credit: allAfrica.comGerald Fitzpatrick of Travel'n On Radio, with co-host Tanya Fitzpatrick, broadcasts a tourism show live from the Summit. -
Photo 3 of 9Credit: allAfrica.comKwara State Gov. Bukola Saraki from Nigeria addresses the opening dinner. -
Photo 4 of 9Credit: allAfrica.comBruce McNamer, CEO of TechnoServe, moderated a panel on agricultural investment and productivity -
Photo 5 of 9Credit: allAfrica.comGen. Roger Blunt talks about the auto-disposable syringe factory in Port Harcourt, Nigeria, that was built by the Pan-African Health Foundation. The syringes, which disable themselves after use, help prevent transmission of HIV and other disease-causing pathogens through contaminated needles. -
Photo 6 of 9Credit: allAfrica.comZebraJobs aims to be the online destination for advertising and finding Africa-related employment. CEO Yusuf Reja (right) with Muna Sujian at the Zebra booth in the Summit exhibition hall. -
Photo 7 of 9Credit: allAfrica.comJohn Mathwasa from Seacom. -
Photo 8 of 9Credit: allAfrica.comAda Adler, a finance economist with the U.S. State Department. -
Photo 9 of 9Credit: allAfrica.comNovus International booth at the EXPO.
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