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Fans can attend more than one game per day during group stage. Tickets can be secured immediately with start of first-come, first-served sales phase; This includes opening match and final at brand-new Al Bayt Stadium; Fans can attend more than one game per day during group stage. With roughly two months to go until the FIFA Arab Cup Qatar 2021™ ( https://fifa.fans/3ESocNz ), fans have another chance to secure their tickets for the first FIFA pan-Arab tournament as of tomorrow (28 September) via www.FIFA.com/tickets , starting at 12:00 AST/11:00 CET. While a random selection draw applied during the exclusive Visa Presale ( https://fifa.fans/3D7hdPd ), spots will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis this time and will be confirmed immediately after payment. Tickets for all matches are still available, including the curtain-raisers at two brand-new stadiums that will be used at the FIFA World Cup 2022™: the stunning Al Bayt ( https://fifa.fans/3m84vsf ) and the groundbreaking

Tracy Walakira N. Directrice de compte à Apo Group Tracy est la plus expérimentée cheffe de projet en relations publiques au sein d’APO Group, et sa promotion bien méritée au poste de directrice de compte reflète son dévouement et sa passion pour le journalisme africain. APO Group ( www.APO-opa.com ), principal cabinet panafricain de conseil en communication et leader de la distribution de communiqués de presse en Afrique, a le plaisir de confirmer la récente promotion de Tracy Walakira N. au poste de directrice de compte. Depuis son domicile en Ouganda, Tracy a passé les sept dernières années à travailler sur certaines des missions les plus complexes d’APO Group, à collaborer avec les médias et à coordonner de grands événements dans l'Afrique entière, de l'Érythrée au Somaliland. Cela lui a valu le surnom d’« Indiana Jones d’APO Group », car Tracy ne cesse de surprendre ses collègues par son travail audacieux de relations presse et sa capacité à organiser des interviews, des é

Tracy Walakira N. Account Director at Apo Group Tracy is APO Group’s longest serving Public Relations project manager, and her well-deserved promotion to Account Director reflects her dedication and passion for African journalism.   APO Group ( www.APO-opa.com ), the leading Pan-African communications consultancy and press release distribution service, is delighted to confirm the recent promotion of Tracy Walakira N. to Account Director. Operating from her home in Uganda, Tracy has spent the last seven years working on some of APO Group’s most challenging assignments, collaborating with media and coordinating huge events in every corner of Africa, from Eritrea to Somaliland. It has earned her the nickname ‘Indiana Jones of APO Group’, as Tracy consistently astounds her colleagues with her intrepid media relations work and her ability to facilitate interviews, events and press conferences wherever in Africa her multinational clients need to be. Here, we talk to Tracy about her life and

Le Président Gabonais Ali Bongo Odimba en discussion avec un partenaire Le gouvernement gabonais travaille sans relâche afin de soutenir et faire progresser ces efforts, et de promouvoir l’investissement étranger. Alors qu’aura lieu African Energy Week, organisé par la Chambre Africaine de l’Energie (www.EnergyChamber.org), en partenariat avec le Département des Ressources Minérales et de l’Energie d’Afrique du Sud, nous analysons le travail de Monsieur le Président Ali Bongo sur la transition énergétique inclusive. Il décrit l’état de l’industrie énergétique de son pays et appelle à ce que les priorités africaines soient reconnues, dans un contexte mondial de préparation à une transition qui abandonnerait les combustibles fossiles. Le pays est une région productrice de pétrole et de gaz depuis plus de 50 ans, et a toujours grandement dépendu des recettes liées à l’énergie, malgré une diversification de son économie. En même temps, le Gabon a récemment atteint une étape majeure dans le

The Gobabonese President Ali Bongo in discussion with a partner The Gabonese government is working tirelessly to advance and support these efforts and to promote foreign investment. Ahead of African Energy Week organized by the African Energy Chamber ( www.EnergyChamber.org ) in partnership with South Africa’s Department of Mineral Resources and Energy, we examine the work of President Ali Bongo on an inclusive energy transition. It describes the status of his country’s energy industry and calls for African priorities to be counted as the world prepares to transition away from fossil fuels. The country has been an oil and gas producing region for more than 50 years and has historically relied heavily on energy revenues, although it is diversifying its economy. At the same time, Gabon recently reached a milestone in the fight against climate change. Africa must have a say in how the continent addresses and responds to climate change goals and believes that requiring nations to restrict

AWIEF is proud and excited to announce that, during the 2021 Africa Association Summit, AWIEF was selected as Winner of the Award! The Africa Women Innovation and  Entrepreneurship Forum (AWIEF) ( www.AWIEForum.org ) was recently shortlisted as a finalist for the inaugural Associations Advance Africa Awards in the category of “Outstanding Achievement in Diversity and Inclusion (particularly of Women and Youth)”. AWIEF is proud and excited to announce that, during the 2021 Africa Association Summit, AWIEF was selected as Winner of the Award! The prestigious awards, established by African Society of Association Executives (AfSAE), recognise association programs and activities that are advancing society and improving the economy (at all levels). It is the highest recognition an association can receive for any impactful program they conduct together with their members. It is truly a wonderful achievement and a great honour to be presented with this award. It is an everlasting reward of AWI

President of Senegal, Macky Sall Senegal is firmly committed to an energy transition that honors the dual priorities of socio-economic development and environmental preservation. African oil- and gas-producing countries have been facing increasing pressure this year to abandon oil and gas activities and begin relying instead on green energy sources like wind, solar, and hydrogen to help prevent climate change. Many of these African countries are pushing back, however, and rejecting the notion that their energy transitions should follow the same pattern as Western ones. In Senegal, where the development of oil and gas fields has put the country on the precipice of tremendous economic growth, Minister of Petroleum and Energy Aissatou Sophie Gladima has pushed and worked for a tempered and balanced approach to protecting the environment, one that considers the pressing needs of Senegalese people and businesses and the African Energy Chamber believes it is a step in the right direction. Un