African Development Bank Group 2024 Annual Meetings - Free Uplink Satellite Signal

5 March 2024
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African Development Bank (Abidjan)
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What: Expression of interest: Free uplink satellite signal for opening and closing ceremonies of African Development Bank Group's 2024 Annual Meetings

Who: Interested Broadcasters

When: no later than 15 March 2024

Where: virtual (via email)

The African Development Bank Group plans to provide a free uplink satellite signal (IS17 or ABS3a Ku-Band) to facilitate the comprehensive broadcast of the African Development Bank Group 2024 Annual Meetings. The meetings will take place from May 27th to 31st in Nairobi, Kenya.

The free uplink signal on these two satellites will be available throughout the Annual Meetings. If your channel wishes to organize live broadcasts from Nairobi as part of your event coverage, please email your expression of interest to [email protected], specifying the volume and time slots you would like to reserve during the Annual Meetings. In case interconnection with another satellite is required, please let us know.

Considering the significant number of requests we receive and the limited number of hours of free satellite connection we can offer for the coverage of the Annual Meetings, we would appreciate it if you could send us your expression of interest no later than March 15, 2024.

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