Economic Commission for Africa Opens Eight Sessions in Lagos

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Picture shows when heard the statements by Philippe de Seynes, UN- Secretary for Economic and social affairs; Gabriel d’arboussier, Executive Director of (UNITAR); Mohamed Mili, representative of the international telecommunication Union, Robert, Macy, Resident representative of UNDP in Nigeria; and Robert K.A. Gardiner, Executive Secretary of ECA. Robert K.A. Gardiner, Executive Secretary of ECA, addressing the meeting (216.2Kb)

Picture shows left to right are J. Chimba (Zambia), Rapporteur; A. Lamana (Chad), 2nd Vice-Chairman; A. SBIHI (Morocco), 1st Vice-Chairman; A.A Ayida (Nigeria), Chairman; A. Sylla, Secretary of the Commission; and Philippe de Seynes, UN Under-Secretary for Economic and social affairs, who read a message from Secretary -General U Thant. (213.0Kb)

Picture shows Mr. A. Madani, Proof reader, ECA Consults Mrs. L. Thorsen, ECA documents officer. (214.2Kb)

Picture shows A view of the reproduction room at National Hall (252.5Kb)

The Picture shows an exterior view of National Hall where the meeting was held (292.8Kb)

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1967-02-13

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“United Nations. Economic Commission for Africa (1967-02-13). Economic Commission for Africa Opens Eight Sessions in Lagos. UNECA Session of Economic commission for Africa (8th:1967, FEB.13-25 : Lagos, Nigeria). New York. © United Nations. https://hdl.handle.net/10855.1/894”

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UNECA Session of Economic commission for Africa (8th:1967, FEB.13-25 : Lagos, Nigeria)

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