Sentences with phrase «francophone countries»

He emphasises that the Casablanca centre is «well - situated, both geographically and linguistically, to attract Francophone countries».

She is highly experienced in acquiring exploration rights in African nations, particularly Francophone countries, and has handled acquisitions, divestitures and restructurings.

Francophone Top Trumps — a set of 35 cards with facts about 35 francophone countries and an explanatory Powerpoint, règles du jeu, with vocabulary.

Simply needs to be cut out and pieced together Optional Extras: Use string and push pins to show where the countries are on a world map Please note the flags only include Official Francophone countries

Le Monde Francophone focuses on: francophone countries and their gender; personality adjectives and gender agreement; building conversations from a range of personal questions and answers.

It should be a natural ally of Nigeria's in the sub-regional sea of Francophone countries.

It regards the francophone countries of our ECOWAS sub-region as its subalterns, making us its competitor.

The UK has BBC World News, France has TV5 Monde (in partnership with other francophone countries) and France 24, Germany has Deutsche Welle.

West African francophone countries such as Gabon, Côte d'Ivoire, Chad and Senegal were all known to have been sympathetic to Morocco's position.

The choice of Ghana according to the report is to take away the perception that only francophone countries are the target.

I grew up here in Dakar, a tiny Francophone country which has always been very open to influences from anywhere in the world.

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As the country's first francophone prime minister, Wilfrid Laurier worked tirelessly to strengthen and unify the fledgling country and build bridges between its French and English citizens — in spite of the ill will this often brought from his fellow Québécois.

@craigaatkinson #TradeElite A6) #Quebec must leverage French language to Francophone EU countries.

The Francophone is a gathering of French - speaking countries around the world, whose objectives are to promote peace and good governance, to support education, training and research, and to promote the French language and cultural diversity.

Many scientists are only fluent in their own language, and much of the peer - reviewed literature from francophone Africa and from Latin American countries is only available in the national language, with at best an abstract in English.

Children can develop their knowledge of THE FRANCOPHONE WORLD - and through guided whole - group discussion - their home / host country too, in a cooperative, communicative and interactive way, in part independently of the teacher.

We organized the countries we would visit on the basis of their colonial history — from the Anglophone (Accra 2013), Francophone (Dakar 2014), and Lusophone (Maputo 2015).

Dr. Sarah D'haen, Scientific Coordinator Sub-Saharan Africa Focuses on Climate Impacts, Vulnerability and Adaptation by providing science - based support to national adaptation planning (NAP) processes in francophone Least Developed Countries.

RCC Lome: collaboration together with West African Development Bank (BOAD) to support West and Francophone African countries

Not only throughout Canada but, because of my background, particularly in Quebec, and I'm following Bernard Amyot and, historically speaking, it's a first for the CBA to have two francophone presidents and a first to have a national president that's a francophone from outside Quebec, so I want to seize that opportunity to grow membership in Quebec but also in other parts of the country.

A supporter of the federalist cause in Quebec, Pelletier departed from traditional policy by also seeking to help Francophone minority groups from other parts of the country resist assimilating with the English - speaking majority.

Currently, offices in Paris and London handle work relating to Francophone and West Africa, while the Beijing and Istanbul offices do African work for their local clients, and Dubai serves North Africa — all of which amounts to around 150 lawyers working across 40 countries.

«What Africa has got, both in the common law countries and in the francophone, is the perfect legal and historical common law culture which is fertile ground for arbitration.»