Economic and technical co-operation

A dual strategy such as this implies considerable mobilization of resources and the -development of requisite institutions, skills and domestic capabilities in industrial technology,

ECONOMIC COMMISSION FOR AFRICA ECONOMIC COMMISSSfDN FOR AFRICA Second meeting of the Technical Sixteenth session of the.. Preparatory Committee of the Commission/Seventh

19 The General Assembly in resolution 2563(XXIV) requested the Secretary-General of the United Nations, the Executive Secretaries of the regional economic commissions and the _

13. The functions of the Bank have been defined to include its participation in equity capital and grant loans deemed for productive projects and enterprises along with providing

technology as a means of developing the production capacities particularly of the less developed countries c The common market arrangement should include a provision for transfer

The new proposal in respect of aid policies is that the developed countries should accept the principle that more financial aid should now be directed towards multinational

In further sections of this paper, I shall outline briefly the nature of the present international environment which militates against the economic interests of African

auch regional organizations tended to blur the vider vision of Pan-A:f'ricanism. The present· 'decade, ·however, opened an entirely riew che.pter in West A:f'rican