The ACP-EU Courier | Number 20 (November-December 2010)

Summary:

This Issue of the ACP-EU Courier magazine includes the following items:

• Editorial
• Profile
  • Charles Michel, President of the European Council for Development
  • Jean Ping, Chairperson of the African Union Commission:
    • A shining example of democracy
• To the Point
  • Richard Zink, EU ambassador in the DRC:
    • 'The absolute priority for 2011 is to support the elections'
• Round Up
  • European Development Days, Brussels 2010
  • Libya hosts the third Africa-EU summit
  • Rising voices of the young
  • Mental Health: a development aid Cinderella
  • ACP Observatory on Migration starts work
  • The call of Zimbabwean women
  • Transatlantic Development Dialogue
• Dossier
  • Economic Partnership Agreements
    • EPAs: New Year to bring fresh trade talks
    • West Africa: An end to the standstill?
    • Business relationships to enable ACP development
    • Interview with Trade Commissioner Karel De Guht:
      • Keeping the momentum
      • All eyes on the CARIFORUM-EPA
• Discovering Europe
  • Hungary
    • Hungary, the test of otherness
    • Forgetting Trianon
    • Priority for development education
    • A bridge between Africa and Hungary
    • Red Sludge: " Europe must learn from mining disaster"
    • A European policy for the Roma
    • The father of the "new look"
• Trade
  • African livestock maintains its foothold on the international market
• Zoom
  • David Adjaye: One of the great international and Ghanaian architects
• Our Planet
  • Cancun
    • Poor nations take fresh hope
• Interactions
  • Security: the key word of the ACP-EU assembly
  • The EU supports the democratic process in the DR Congo
  • Land Reform, the Namibian Success
  • Adapting the EU-Africa partnership
  • Seychelles: a South-South hub
  • An EU vision for the Pacific
• Report
  • Mozambique
    • Mozambique: a time of renaissance
    • Interview with Armando E. Guebuza, President of Mozambique
    • A tense relationship between majority and opposition
    • The British High Commissioner praises stability and peace
    • Glauco Calzuola, Head of the EU delegation
    • EU aid to Mozambique at a glance
    • EU projects-wide ranging cooperation
    • Beira, Africa's future gateway to the world
    • The Island of Mozambique
• Civil Society on the Move
  • Sudan: On the brink of making history
• Creativity
  • Haiti-Rodney Saint-Eloi, writer
  • The ACP Secretariat: A showcase for creativity
  • Photo competition results
• For Young Readers
  • Cartoon- EU-Africa Summit
• Your Say/ Calendar

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