The semi-final of the FIFA World Cup, played by Morocco and France, will be broadcasted on the evening of December 14th in the "Grand Foyer" of La Mamounia, on a wide screen (7x3 meters). |
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The Atlantic Dialogues have begun today with the gathering in Marrakech of the Atlantic Dialogues Emerging Leaders (ADEL) new cohort: 30 young professionals from across the Atlantic will follow a 3 days tailor-made program on leadership and empowerment, prior to the conference.
All the information about AD 2022 is available on the new webpage atlanticdialogues.org, as well as Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram.
AD 2022 Plenary Sessions will be broadcasted through a livestream on the atlanticdialogues.org webpage and the YouTube channel of the Policy Center for the New South. Moreover, interviews with top speakers and guests will be done by an AD Web TV dedicated crew and broadacasted on the Atlantic Dialogues' website.
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What makes the Atlantic Dialogues so unique ? Its unique mix of intercontinental expertise and a singular style! Over 350 participants are expected, belonging to the spheres of political decision-making, business and consultancy, research and think tanks, the public sector, international organizations, civil society and the media. The Atlantic Dialogues aim at excellence, and is taking place in the inspiring setting of La Mamounia. |
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This year's theme of AD2022, “Cooperation in a Mutating World: Opportunities of the Wider Atlantic”, will search for an optimistic outlook, seeking solutions despite conflicts, climatic disasters, the energy crisis and a worrying economic situation.
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After the launch of the 9th Edition of the Atlantic Currents, our flagship report on the Wider Atlantic, reflecting this year's theme, 11 Plenary Session, 15 Breakout Dinners, 1 "AD Talk" and 2 Night Owls will tackle the current state of international relations, global economy, social unrest, energy and more. |
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Members of the Atlantic Dialogues' community belong to the spheres of political decision-making, business and consultancy, research and think tanks, the public sector, international organizations, civil society and the media. A unique mix of intercontinental expertise! |
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André Azoulay Senior Advisor to His Majesty King Mohammed VI
Morocco |
| Loïc Fauchon President, World Water Council France |
| Birame Diop Military Adviser, Office of Military Affairs, Department of Peace Operations, United Nations Senegal |
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Kimberly Dozier Global Affairs Analyst, CNN USA |
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Mohamed Znagui Sid ’Ahmed Ely Head of Defense & Security Department, G5 Sahel Mauritania |
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Mabingue Ngom Senior Advisor to the Executive Director, United Nations Population Fund Senegal |
| Elizabeth Sidiropoulos Chief Executive, South African Institute of International Affairs South Africa |
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Abdoullah Coulibaly President, Bamako Forum Mali |
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Obiageli Ezekwesili President, Human Capital Africa Nigeria |
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Thomas Gomart Director, French Institute of International Relations France |
| Rita Faden President of the Executive Council, Luso-American Development Foundation Portugal |
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Ian Lesser Vice President, German Marshall Fund USA |
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Diana Marrero Senior Vice President, Foreign Policy USA |
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Kassie Freeman President & CEO, African Diaspora Consortium USA |
| Richard Lui Anchor & Journalist, NBC News/MSNBC USA |
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Len Ishmael Senior Fellow, Policy Center for the New South Saint Lucia |
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Paolo Magri Executive Vice President, Italian Institute for International Political Studies Italy |
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Laoye Jaiyeola CEO, The Nigerian Economic Summit Group Nigeria |
| Jean-Louis Sarbib Director of Middle East and Africa, Centennial Group International France |
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Bruno Tertrais Deputy Director, Foundation for Strategic Research France |
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The ADEL 2022 cohort has arrived today in Marrakech from 22 countries. 30 young professionnals have been selected among 1600 high profile candidates this year. The ADEL 2022 cohort is made of 18 women and 12 men, 10 Africans (among which 4 North-Africans), 7 Europeans, 6 North-Americans, 6 South-Americans and Carribbeans and 1 Asian. They come from NGOs and civil society (7), the private sector (5), the public sector (5), international organizations (4), consultancy (4), think tanks (2), universities (2), and the media (1).
Their 3 days ADEL Programme is starting with a Conversation on "Bridging cultural perceptions : social realities, narratives and future", given by two ADEL Alumni, Ana Paulo Barreto (Brazil), Director of National Birth Equity Collaborative, and Bushra Ebadi (Canada), Research associate at the United Nations University. |
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