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Commission for Africa

Asked what we could expect from the meeting of the Commission for Africa today, the Prime Minister’s Official Spokesman (PMOS) said that this was very much a working meeting, finalizing the report. What people would get out of today was a sense of just how serious a report this was. Over 2000 people had been consulted, they had had representations from 49 African countries. There was more thinking, more energy, and more consultation going into the preparation of this report. Today’s meeting aimed to bring it all together.

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