Lecture by Dr. Uschi Eid, German Parliamentary State Secretary of the Federal Ministry of Economic Cooperation and Development and the German Chancellor's G8 Personal Representative for Africa.

29 September 2003, Rose Hall

In her function as the German G8 Representative for Africa, Dr. Uschi Eid has been at the core of the partnership between the G8 and the African pro-reform politicians who lead the New Partnership for Africa’s Development (NEPAD). These African Politicians share a bold vision for their continent and firmly accept their own responsibility for the future of the continent. In her lecture, Uschi Eid will elaborate what NEPAD really means for German and Japanese development policies, and how their co-operation will contribute towards halving poverty by the year 2015.

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