Held across five days between 21st October and October 25th, the event took the form of a digital event where Dr. Tangara gave a detailed account of Gambia's efforts in fighting the coronavirus pandemic.
Dr. Tangara addressed the meeting on 21st October where other speakers included former US Vice President now Presidential Candidate Joe Biden and German Chancellor Angela Merkel as well as former Nigerian President Olesegun Obasanjo.
Celebrating its 10th year, Concordia offers the premier and largest non-partisan platform along the United Nations General Assembly for engaging the most influential leaders in politics, business and social impact on finding innovative and meaningful ways to address the world's most pressing issues.
While the coronavirus pandemic has complicated matters in terms of people converging in-person, Concordia said it's committed to bringing diverse community together in innovative ways to continue 'these essential' conversations.
Some of the most influential world leaders who spoke at the 2019 Concordia summit include former US President George W Bush, former US President Bill Clinton and former President of the European Central Bank Ms Christine Lagarde and Ms Gayle King co-anchor at CBS News.
Issued by the Communication Unit of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, International Cooperation and Gambians Abroad
Magistrate Mam Samba Jallow of the Kanifing Magistrates’ Court on the 24th February, 2022, told the court that if Sanna Singateh alias ST fails to appear in court to cross-examine the plaintiff, Nuha Bojang, she would enter judgment. ST has not been present in court twice.
Following preliminary meetings between the government assigned interlocutor and The Gambia Market Union officials on Friday and a subsequent discussion with The Interior Minister Yankuba Sonko on Sunday, The Gambia government made significant progress Monday afternoon after hours of intense deliberations.
Ministers responsible for Tourism in Africa have been challenged to take the lead and initiate appropriate actions in their respective countries.
The minister for Women, Children and Social Welfare, Fatou Kinteh has underscored the role and contribution of women in national development, stating that the country cannot develop without empowering the women.
