March
1st |
Courtesy visit to Her Excellency Florence Zano Chideya, Ambassador
of the Republic of Zimbabwe to Canada. |
December
8 |
More than 200 people gathered at the Canadian Museum of Civilization
in Gatineau to pay tribute to the militant of the human rights,
Yan Christian Warinussy, a lawyer and the Director of the
Institute for Research, Analysing and Development of Legal
Aid, known as LP3BH of West Papua, winner of the John Humphrey
Freedom Award for Freedom 2005.
Fernand
Ahibo, president of Ahibo Group was
invited to that promotion of human rights and democratic development
by Full story on Diplomatic & International
News, article No 610 of December 8, 2005.
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October
14 |
At
the Gatineau City Hall, Her Excellency Nana Aicha Foumakoye,
Ambassador of Niger in Canada invited the Francophonie members
and many diplomatic heads of mission to an exciting and colourful
reception. The guests of honour were Mr. Yves Ducharme, Mayor
of the city of Gatineau and Mr. Aboubacar Ganda, President of
the Council of the urban Community of Niamey, on the occasion
of the 5th Francophonie games to be held in Niger. |
July
12 |
Egypt national Day. His Excellency
Mahmoud Fahim EL-SAEED, the Ambassador hosted a celebration
reception at the City Hall of Gatineau. |
July
14 |
This
event, "Tom-tom and bowl of rice for the Sahel" organized
by the Ambassador of Niger in Canada, in partnership with other
organizations like Partage Tiers-monde, was held at the museum
of Civilizations in Gatineau. |
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Took
part at the Ottawa Marriott hotel, to the international conference
- Rights and Democracy "Implement the millennium development
goals: our obligation towards the rights of the person ",
organized by the International centre for human rights democratic
development, an independant canadian institution created by
an Act of Parliament in 1988. It promotes, advocates and defends
the democratic and human rights set out in the international
Bill of Human Rights.
Please read full story on Diplomatic &
International News, article No 507 of June 7 2005. |
May
26 |
Invited
at the Ottawa City Hall to take part to the African Union Day
celebration, organised by the African Diplomatic Corps in Canada.
High ranking government officials, Ambassadors & High commissioners
and businessmen were present. Please visit Africa
Day website. |
April
26 |
VII General Assembly of the Ottawa Diplomatic Association at the
theatre of the National Press Club of Canada. |
March
22 |
Was at the National Press Club and Ottawa Diplomatic Association
Press Attaché's Luncheon. The Speaker was The Honourable
Aileen Carroll, Minister of International Cooperation of Canada
- Topic of the conference "the evolution of the role of
Canada in the fight against poverty". |
March
3 - 6 |
Attended at the the Ottawa Congress Centre to the biennial Congress
2005 of the liberal political party of Canada (party of the
Prime minister of Canada). The continuation. Please read full
story on Diplomatic & International
News, article No 442 of march 13, 2005. |
June
25 |
Invited by Gérard Tremblay, the Mayor of the city of Montréal to
take part to the Official ceremony of Québec National Day
celebration. |
June
25 |
Talks
with Jacques Parizeau, Prime minister, chairman of the executive
council of Québec (september 26, 1994 to january 29, 1996) (on october 31, 1995,
he announced his intention to resign as member the parliament
and Prime minister of Québec. Resigned on january 29, 1996 ).
Talks with photo souvenir |
June
25 |
Talks
with Bernard Landry, Prime minister of Québec ( March 8,
2001 - april 29, 2003) Member of the National Assembly( Verchères),
Leader of the Official Opposition, President-designate of the
Parti Québécois, March 8, 2001. Talks with photo souvenir with Mr. & Mrs Bernard Landry. |
June
25 |
Talks
with The Honourable Liza Frulla, Federal Minister of Social
Development (Member of the House of Commons May 2002 and re-elected
in 2004) Minister of canadian Heritage and Minister responsible for Status of Women |
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Talks
with The Honourable Marlene Jennings, Parliamentary Secretary
to the Prime Minister of Canada with special
emphasis on Canada – USA relations.
Marlene Jennings was first elected to the House of Commons in
1997 and was re-elected in 2000 and 2004. Mrs. Jennings was
Vice-Chair of the Standing Committee on Industry, Science and
Technology and of the Standing Committee on Public Accounts.
She
is the first black woman from Quebec to be elected to Parliament
in the history of Confederation. Talks with photo souvenir. |
June
25 |
Talks with
Gérard Tremblay, the Mayor of the city of Montréal. Talks with
photo souvenir with Mr.
& Mrs Gerard Tremblay. |
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May
25 |
Ahibo Group showcased African
countries economic achievments during African Union celebration organised
by the African
Diplomatic Corps in Canada at the City Hall of Ottawa, capital
city of Canada. |
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Over
3000 guests attended this important event. The Honourable Mauril
Bélanger
Deputy Leader of the Government in the House of Commons, Minister
responsible for Official Languages, Minister responsible for
Democratic Reform and Associate Minister of National Defence
represented the Prime minister of Canada to the event.
Diplomatic corps in Canada, High ranking government officials, Canadian
international development agency officials, private sector leaders
were delighted to see Africa reborned of development. |
May
23 |
Launching of
the Diplomatic & international news bulletin. |
May
18 |
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October
10 |
Rose Porquet Ahibo, Vice - President
of Ahibo Group is guest on the Voice of America (VOA) . She
is interviewed via phone from the VOA studios in Washington
DC. by Mrs. Lamia GRITLI of Voice of America. |
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Variety
of live issues related to Ahibo Group
enable VOA audience worldwide be informed of this innovative african internet gateway 's mission,
activities and tremendous achievements.
The
Voice of America (VOA) is an international multimedia broadcasting
service funded by the U.S. government. VOA broadcasts 1,000
hours of news, informational, educational, and cultural programs
every week to an audience of some 96
million people worldwide. VOA programs are produced
and broadcast in 44 languages through radio, satellite television,
and the Internet. |
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Portal No1
to Africa took part to the "US-Africa Business Summit
(AGOA)" organized by the Corporate Council on Africa. HE.
Georges BUSH, President of United States, Senators and members
of american government were among the attendees. Several Heads
of states, Heads of government and business leaders from Africa
also were present to this very important event. |
June
1 / 3 |
As a member of the
official delegation of the Prime Minister of Canada, Portal No1
to Africa took part to the G8 summit held in France city of Evian. |
May 26 |
"Portal
No1 to Africa" showcased Africa 53 countries economic
achievments during African Union celebration organised by the
African Ambassadors and High-Commissioners at the City Hall
of Ottawa, capital city of Canada. |
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The
function was attended by 600 guests : Honourable David Kilgour,
Secretary of State (Asia-Pacific) of the department of Foreign
Affairs and International trade, the Diplomatic Corps, Senior-level
Canada government officials and business leaders. All the audience
got up and warmly applauded the beauty of Africa and its tremendous
opportunities. The presentation contributed to positively raise
the profile of Africa among the attendees. |
2002 |
October
10 |
His
Excellency Philémon Yunji YANG, Dean of Diplomatic Corps accredited
to Canada officially visits "Portal No1 to Africa". |
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Yves DUCHARME, Mayor of the city
of Gatineau, the 5th most important city in Québec officially
visits "Portal No1 to Africa" Moreover, Mayor
DUCHARME is the President of National Board of Directors of Federation
of Canadian Municipalities. |
August
1 |
Portal
No1 to Africa formed strategic alliance with Radio
Canada International to provide cutting edge online news. |
June
25 / 27 |
Invited by the Government of Canada
to take part to the G8 Summit in Kananaskis, Alberta |
May
8 |
Partner of Verisign // Networksolutions, world leader in internet
Security for marketing services. |
May
4 / 5 |
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May
4 |
Interview of Portal No1 to Africa, President & CEO,
Fernand AHIBO by Canadian TV, "CBC, Radio-Canada" parliamentary
correspondant at Montreal Marriott hotel. |
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August |
Second interview
of Portal No1 to Africa, Vice - President, Rose Porquet Ahibo,
by "Fraternité Matin" of Côte d'Ivoire. |
April
13 |
Interview of Portal No1 to Africa, Vice - President, Rose
Porquet Ahibo, by "Fraternité Matin" of Côte d'Voire, One of Africa
oldest and most important press group. (print: 26 000 copies daily)
* Internet
& Service Africa : un portail d’information sur la Côte d’Ivoire
* Mme Rose
Ahibo : montrer notre continent autrement. |
April
13 |
Portal of Côte d'Ivoire has been launched in the country (Ivory Coast) economic capital,
Abidjan ( population of Abidjan :more than
3 millions - 2001 est.) |
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April
8 |
Ministry of Justice of Gatineau, Québec, Canada, registration for
Internet & Services - Africa (ISA) |
CONGRATULATIONS |
2001 |
Mr.
BOUTROS BOUTROS - GALI, Secretary General of Francophonie, formally,
United Nations Secretary General |
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