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Second Pan-African Youth Leadership Summit in Morocco pledge s stronger action for Millennium Development Goals and Endorses Sport for Development and P eace For Immediate Release: Ifrane, Morocco, 23 August 2005 – You
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Document Date: 2005-08-24 17:20:26

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Bamako / New York / Kinshasa / Casablanca / Ifrane / /

Company

Sun Microsystems / IYSPE 2005 / UNDP Morocco / /

Continent

Africa / /

Country

Rwanda / Senegal / Zambia / Sudan / Congo / Mali / Japan / Uganda / Togo / Liberia / Morocco / Madagascar / Israel / Palestinian Territories / Somalia / Sierra Leone / /

Event

Person Communication and Meetings / /

Facility

Al-Akhawayn University / /

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Internet access / free software / online forums / Internet cafes / communications technology / web access / /

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disease / malaria / HIV/AIDS / HIV/AIDS epidemic / /

NaturalFeature

Sierra Leone / sierra Somalia / /

Organization

office of the Prime / Al-Akhawayn University / German Development Service / Youth Associations Organization in Zambia / civil society / African Union / United Nations / UN New office of Sport for Development and Peace / /

Person

Djibril Diallo / Yahya Diallo / Prince / Mohammed VI / Abdoulaye Wade / Annan / Roger Federer / Leila Barakat / Lydia Muchodo / Moulay Rashid / Dena Merriam / Dikembe Mutombo / John Gage / Driss Guerraoui / Clement Bwawya / Adolf Ogi / /

Position

President / Minister / ambassadors / Sun Chief Researcher / spokesperson / Ambassador / Prince / King / Director / Co-Chair / Special Adviser / Adviser / /

Region

western Uganda / /

SportsGame

tennis / football / soccer / /

Technology

communications technology / /

URL

www.unyouthsummit.org / /

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