Africa Development Impact Forum (Event 5, ADIF 2026).

 

 Best Practices & Innovation for Job Creation in Africa.

Impact Talk: Explaining the Pact for the Future to young people (CR2)

Chair: (to be determined) Speaker: Regional Communications and Advocacy Officer for Africa, United Nations, Marline Emmely Bos.

Related Sites and Documents: Event Page.
Location: Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

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