African educational development: resolution 45(IV) adopted by the Commission at its 73rd plenary meeting, on 28 February 1962

Recalling its resolutions 86(V) of 2 March 1963, 100(VI) of 28 Februar,y 1964 and 142(VII) of 22 Februaro 1965 on economic integration in Africa; resolutions 103(VI) of 29 Februar

Reiterating the importance which the rapid establishment of adequate telecommunication facilities will have in supporting the economic development of the African countries,

Commends the Executive Secretary for the fruitful co-operation that he organized with ITO by setting up a joint ITU/ECA Mission at the Commission's headquarters and requests him

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Agroos that Zanzibar, Mauritius and othor African Associate Munbors of tho .rioonomio Commission for Africa may, if thoy so dosiro, acccdo to the Aer<;.>iacnt ^atatlisl-ing

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Taking into account the expressed desire of African countries to see the creation of an African common market and the efforts made in this direction by the Executive Secretary, with

economic cc-operation jn Africa, at both regional and sUb-regional levels, most especially ~he East African Common Market, Senegal, Niger and Chad Basin Commissions; the