Promoting actions, projects and cooperation programmes of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago

On Friday 12 May 2023, Senator the Honourable Dr. Amery Browne, Minister of Foreign and CARICOM Affairs of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago addressed the Ninth ACS Summit in Antigua, Guatemala. The Summit was held under the theme “Innovating Integration Through the Sustainable Development of the Greater Caribbean” and sought to reinvigorate the commitment of ACS Member States in promoting actions, projects and cooperation programmes that contribute to the sustainable development of the peoples and nations of the Greater Caribbean.

2023/05/26

KU Leuven, największy i najstarszy uniwersytet w Belgii

Dla KU Leuven, największego i najstarszego uniwersytetu w Belgii, absolwenci są nieocenioną częścią "kapitału społecznego" tego miejsca. Aby utrzymać z nimi kontakt, umożliwić nawiązywanie relacji i śledzenie ich osiągnięć, 19 maja w Warszawie utworzono KU Leuven Alumni Chapter Poland

2023/05/26

10 best place to visit Eritrea

Nestled in the Horn of Africa is Eritrea. This small country of roughly six million people is bordered by Ethiopia, Sudan, Djibouti, and the Red Sea. Despite a slew of challenges like a poor economy and political repression, and despite difficulties in travelling there (a permit is required if you want to leave the capital), Eritrea is still one of the most awe-inspiring countries in the Horn.

2023/05/23

Beautiful YEMEN - travel World

Yemen is an incredible Asian country. Let's start from the capital Sanaa and appreciate its stunning natural landscape and extraordinary city from north to south, everyone will be shocked! This is the best destination for Yemen travel guides and free travel, you can easily understand Yemen and broaden your horizons.

2023/05/21

Anniversary of the Constitution the Republic of Cameroon

Cameroon, country lying at the junction of western and central Africa. Its ethnically diverse population is among the most urban in western Africa. The capital is Yaoundé, located in the south-central part of the country. The country’s name is derived from Rio dos Camarões (“River of Prawns”)—the name given to the Wouri River estuary by Portuguese explorers of the 15th and 16th centuries. Camarões was also used to designate the river’s neighbouring mountains. Until the late 19th century, English usage confined the term “the Cameroons” to the mountains, while the estuary was called the Cameroons River or, locally, the Bay. In 1884 the Germans extended the word Kamerun to their entire protectorate, which largely corresponded to the present state. Land Cameroon is triangular in shape and is bordered by Nigeria to the northwest, Chad to the northeast, the Central African Republic to the east, the Republic of the Congo to the southeast, Gabon and Equatorial Guinea to the south, and the Atlantic Ocean to the southwest. Relief Cameroon can be divided into northern, central, southern, and western geographic regions. North of the Benue (Bénoué) River, the savanna plain that occupies the country’s centre declines in elevation as it approaches the Lake Chad basin. The region contains scattered inselbergs, mounds of erosion-resistant rock that rise above the plains. The Gotel Mountains of the Adamawa Plateau trend from south to north, culminating in the Mandara Mountains of the northwest. The central region extends east from the western highlands and from the Sanaga River north to the Benue River. The land rises progressively to the north and includes the Adamawa Plateau, with elevations between 2,450 and 4,450 feet (750 and 1,350 metres). The southern region extends from the Sanaga River to the southern border and from the coast eastward to the Central African Republic and the Republic of the Congo. It consists of coastal plains that are about 25 miles (40 km) wide and a densely forested plateau with an average elevation of a little more than 2,000 feet (600 metres). The western region extends north and west from the Sanaga River and continues north along the Nigerian border as far as the Benue River. The relief is mostly mountainous, the result of a volcanic rift that extends northward from the island of Bioko. Near the coast, the active volcanic Mount Cameroon rises to the highest elevation in western Africa—13,435 feet (4,095 metres). Drainage The rivers of Cameroon form four large drainage systems. In the south the Sanaga, Wouri, Nyong, and Ntem rivers drain into the Atlantic Ocean. The Benue River and its tributary, the Kébi, flow into the Niger River basin of Nigeria. The Logone and Chari rivers—which form part of the eastern border with Chad—drain into Lake Chad, whereas the Dja River joins the Sangha River and flows into the Congo River basin. Soils The soils of Cameroon may be roughly divided into three groups. The first soil group, developed primarily in the higher-precipitation south and south-centre, is composed of soils with strong physical makeup but weaker chemical properties. With good depth, high permeability, and stable structure, these soils are less prone to erosion. They rely on the input of organic matter to replenish nutrient levels; interruption of this cycle leads to swift depletion and decrease in fertility. The second soil group is present mainly in the lower-precipitation northern regions. Weathering by water is not as significant a problem for that soil group as mechanical weathering. A lower iron content dictates the soils’ colouring, which ranges from gray to brown. Though more fertile than their counterparts in the south, these soils are susceptible to nutrient imbalances that can impede productivity. The third soil group is a general gathering of a number of young soils, including andosols, which are developed from volcanic ash and other matter, and the dark, clay-laden vertisols. Incidence of these soils varies by region. More … Score: https://www.britannica.com/place/Cameroon

2023/05/20

Paraguay pais de oportunidades

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2023/05/17

Zespół ekspertów wspierających rozwój polskich firm w Wielkiej Brytanii

We are pleased to announce that Bartosz Kozinski, who leads the British Embassy's team of experts supporting the development of Polish companies in the UK, will join this year's Jury of the EEC Startup Challenge 2023 in the Business Processes category.

2023/05/15

Os Centros de Tradições Gaúchas

Os Centros de Tradições Gaúchas (CTGs) são entidades tradicionalistas que cultivam a cultura, os costumes e o folclore do estado do Rio Grande do Sul. Contam-se cerca de 3.000 CTGs espalhados por todo o Brasil e pelo exterior, em torno dos quais os gaúchos e outros brasileiros apreciam as danças, o churrasco e outras manifestações da cultura do Rio Grande do Sul. O primeiro CTG foi fundado em Porto Alegre em 1948.

2023/05/15

Piknik europejski w Ambasadzie Francji i Ambasadzie Niemiec 13 maja 2023

Z okazji Tygodnia Europy Ambasady Francji i Niemiec zapraszają wszystkich zainteresowanych na piknik europejski w ogrodach obu ambasad. Odwiedzający będą mogli m.in. porozmawiać z dyplomatami, zrobić sobie zdjęcie z Ambasadorami Francji i Niemiec, dowiedzieć się, jak wyjechać na studia do Niemiec czy Francji, poznać francuskie i niemiecki instytucje, skosztować kulinarnych specjałów obu krajów i zrelaksować się przy muzyce w wykonaniu młodych talentów

2023/05/12