DON’T MISS
THE ROLE OF MULTILINGUALISM AND COMPARATIVE LAW IN ACHIEVING THE AFRICAN SINGLE MARKET.
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DON’T MISS
THE ROLE OF MULTILINGUALISM AND COMPARATIVE LAW IN ACHIEVING THE AFRICAN SINGLE MARKET.
Who Are We?
APDI shares the common believe that regional integration in Africa is the one of the most efficient way to eradicate the poverty misery which dominates the affair of the continent.
In fact, the concept of regional integration in itself is not new or foreign to Africans.
Rather, its practical implementation is what has proved to be a tussle for the leaders of the Africa since the inauguration in 25th May, 1968 ushering the formation of the Organization of African unity (OAU).
Despite the challenges on the part of our Leaders in making the concept of regional integration a reality and of which same has drained the interests of most Africans therein, our association believes that the concept must not be abandoned. We seeks to join the common effort to make the concept of regional integration a reality, however with a different approach.
Who Are We?
APDI shares the common believe that regional integration in Africa is the one of the most efficient way to eradicate the poverty misery which dominates the affair of the continent.
In fact, the concept of regional integration in itself is not new or foreign to Africans.
Rather, its practical implementation is what has proved to be a tussle for the leaders of the Africa since the inauguration in 25th May, 1968 ushering the formation of the Organization of African unity (OAU).
What We Do
Our association believes in the practical manifestation of Pan Africanism to the people of Africa. The steps taken towards the practical manifestation of Pan africanism to the indigenes is in two folds. One aims at the correction of the mindsets of africans especially the younger generation on the valeurs of Pan-Africanism while the second aims at using the Association as a conduit or agency for the progressive development of the continent through short term and long term projects based on our available revenue and resources.
Although, it is estimated that over 2000 languages are spoken in Africa, much effort is not required, as compared to other continents, in the facilitation of multilingualism because of our colonial background which has given birth to three or four dominant official languages in the continent.
Thus, as the continent strives for regional integration, we as an association seek to work with all agencies that will accelerate the goal of multilingualism, especially within our tertiary education system and through free movement of persons guaranteed by the Abuja Treaty.art now
By actively engaging with like-minded businesses and industry leaders, we aim to create a powerful network that will enable us to seize new opportunities, share valuable insights, and collaborate on mutually beneficial projects. We believe that by working together, we can overcome challenges, expand our reach, and drive innovation in our respective fields.
As an association passionate for regional integration, we seek to undertake research into the concept and the legal framework of regional integration, its shortfalls, its necessity and also undertake a comparative studies of intergovernmental organisation.
Our association believes in the practical manifestation of Pan Africanism to the people of Africa. The steps taken towards the practical manifestation of Pan africanism to the indigenes is in two folds. One aims at the correction of the mindsets of africans especially the younger generation on the valeurs of Pan-Africanism while the second aims at using the Association as a conduit or agency for the progressive development of the continent through short term and long term projects based on our available revenue and resources.
Although, it is estimated that over 2000 languages are spoken in Africa, much effort is not required, as compared to other continents, in the facilitation of multilingualism because of our colonial background which has given birth to three or four dominant official languages in the continent.
Thus, as the continent strives for regional integration, we as an association seek to work with all agencies that will accelerate the goal of multilingualism, especially within our tertiary education system and through free movement of persons guaranteed by the Abuja Treaty.art now
By actively engaging with like-minded businesses and industry leaders, we aim to create a powerful network that will enable us to seize new opportunities, share valuable insights, and collaborate on mutually beneficial projects. We believe that by working together, we can overcome challenges, expand our reach, and drive innovation in our respective fields.
As an association passionate for regional integration, we seek to undertake research into the concept and the legal framework of regional integration, its shortfalls, its necessity and also undertake a comparative studies of intergovernmental organisation.
Our Impact
"Welcome to this space where you will find some of our impacts. We are pleased to share with you the results of our work and the positive changes we have made. Our commitment to making a difference is reflected in the following examples of our impact. We hope you find this information valuable and inspiring. Thank you for your interest in our work."
Business organization
On the 5th day of June, 2023, APDI organised a business orientation at the church of pentecost French Kokomlemle, Accra Ghana
Fashion business through e-commerce
On the 6th day of July 2023, APDI organised a workshop with some Ghanaian tailors. The workshop was first to share knowledge with tailors.
Ai's future
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been a topic of fascination and speculation for decades, but recent advancements have brought it to the forefront of technological innovation.
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APDI shares the common believe that regional integration in Africa is the one of the most efficient way to eradicate the poverty misery which dominates the affair of the continent.
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