61. Links SQL Regional/Africa/Mauritius Transportation (0). Travel and Tourism (0). Weather (0). LINKS FreeGK.com MauritiusIncluding map and overview of history, culture, economy and currency. http://www.4allwebmasters.com/Regional/Africa/Mauritius/

62. Mauritius \ Mp.html Ministries and Governmental Agencies. Ministry of Foreign Affairs and regional Cooperation. mauritiusRadio Telescope. history Top of Page. history of mauritius. http://www.meatnpotatoes.com/nations/mp.html

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63. The Mauritius Chamber Of Commerce And Industry ------ [ International Trade ] Ethiopia, Kenya, Madagascar, Malawi, mauritius, Namibia, Rwanda owing to COMESA'seconomic history and background economic prosperity through regional integration http://www.mcci.org/IT_multilateral.htm

1. World Trade Organisation Its objectives The World Trade Organisation (WTO) is an international body dealing with international trade rules. At its heart are the WTO agreements, negotiated and signed by the bulk of the world's trading nations. The organisation aims to facilitate trade among countries by creating conditions of competition that are fait and equitable. Towards this end, it encourages countries to enter into negotiations for the reduction of tariffs and for removal of other barriers to trade, and requires them to apply a common set of rules to trade in goods and service. These rules are contained in the following legal instruments: - General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT): whose rules apply to trade in goods; - Other Agreements on goods - General Agreement on Trade in Services (GATS); whose rules apply to trade in services; and

64. Students Participate In Regional Model UN Conference Council simulation in SRMUN history, Janae Hatcher Harvey were outstanding as mauritius even though leading student delegations to regional conferences, and http://www.msstate.edu/dept/PoliticalScience/events/un02f.html

STUDENTS WINNERS IN REGIONAL MODEL UN CONFERENCE Undergraduates majoring in political science participated in the Southern Regional Model United Nations conference, held in Atlanta on November 21-24. Twenty-one students, comprising three separate national delegations, participated. This year's delegation was the largest in MSU's history. Professor Hannah Britton, MSU's Model UN Director, advised the MSU delegations, and attended the conference with the students. More information about this regional conference, which our students participate in each year, is available on their website MSU students did quite well as the conference, which was attended by well over 500 students from universities across the region, constituting the largest conference in the organization's history. Our Kuwait team won honorable mention (which is the equivalent of third place), so congratulations to team members Jennifer Phillips, Alexander Kupyna, Kyle Frazier, Matthew Aycock, Josh Smith, Emily Sanford, and Lindsay Buffum. Our Mauritius team had two members elected as officers! Nathan Alday was elected President of the General Assembly 1st (the largest group at SRMUN), and Tonya Thornton was elected rapporteur for the African Union! We also had four members apply for Staff positions next year, and one of our delegates was even INVITED to apply for a staff position. Finally, numerous MSU folks served as Pages during the sessions. More information is available from MSU's press office.

65. Regional Poverty Themes I've been a modest student of Africa's history, its geography mauritius Commerce andIndustry Minister Cuttaree;; Heads of African regional organizations;; http://www.sarpn.org.za/documents/d0000157/index.php

66. REPUBLIC OF MAURITIUS REPUBLIC OF mauritius. Minister of ForeignAffairs and regional cooperation. in Africa,which at its most critical period of it's history was deprived of its able http://www.un.org/WCAR/statements/mauritiE.htm

REPUBLIC OF MAURITIUS Statement of the Honourable A.K. Gayan Minister of ForeignAffairs and regional co-operation At the world conference against Racism, Racial Discrimination, Xenophobia and Related Intolerance. 1 st September 2001 Durban. Madam President, Excellencies and Ministers, Distinguished Delegates Heads of NGO's Ladies and Gentlemen and Friends, If ever there was a place on earth that deserved to be the venue historic conference against Xenophobia and Related that place is South Africa. By its symbolism, successful struggle against and victory over the institutionalised racism which apartheid was but also, and more importantly, by its capacity to confront, overcome the hate and anger associated with apartheid and to embark on a process of reconciliation, South Africa is unparalleled and deserves to be adopted as a for this extremely important and Racism, Racial Discrimination, Intolerance, model for the Programme of Action that we expect to have at the end of the Durban conference. We also need to pay tribute to Madam Robinson, the UN commissioner for human rights towards the preparations for the conference.

67. Press Releases This success story is in part due to mauritius membership of an subregion of WestAfrica (ECOWAS), which has a long history of regional integration dating http://www.europarl.eu.int/ppe/tree/press/pcom99/com087_en.htm

30/03/1999: Euro-MP calls for regional blocs under Lomé development umbrella. John Corrie MEP T oday (Tues - 30/3), politicians from 86 ACP-EU nations debated reforming EU aid programmes and creating regional funding blocs. As a major review of Europe's whole development policy by the European Commission in Brussels nears completion, British Conservative development spokesman John Corrie MEP (West Midlands) urged: "EU aid programmes need simplifying and overhauling. We need to target development funds to specific areas via the regions." O utlining his report on regional co-operation to the 28th ACP-EU Joint Assembly in Strasbourg, Corrie said: "Future relations between developing nations and the EU must be based on better regional structures and integration across Africa, the Caribbean and Pacific (ACP). Regional integration brings two major advantages: economic growth and strengthens conflict prevention. History shows that countries locked in trade are less likely to lock swords." R egional co-operation and integration provide a powerful counterbalance to the forces of globalisation. By working together, the world's poorest states will be stronger. Each region is different, but neighbouring countries often share similar social, economic and environmental challenges. The fifty-four African nations have already made great advances in setting up regional groupings under the umbrella of the Organisation for African Unity", continued Corrie. S ince 1975, Europe has spent over £40 billion on development, but some ACP countries are now poorer than they were then. Without regional structures and mutual support, nations are unable to harness EU help. Europe should encourage groupings like East African Co-operation (EAC) between Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda, and the Caribbean islands CARIFORUM, to move forward", explained Corrie.

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69. Boydell & Brewer Ltd Rochester Studies in African history and the Diaspora. Vol. Title. 3, Science andPower in Colonial mauritius. 4, Namibia's PostApartheid regional Institutions. http://www.boydell.co.uk/ROCHISRA.HTM

Search You do n ot have a java enabled browser - click here for alternative menus Rochester Studies in African History and the Diaspora Vol. Title Power Relations in Nigeria Dilemmas of Democracy in Nigeria - out of print Science and Power in Colonial Mauritius Namibia's Post-Apartheid Regional Institutions A Saro Community in the Niger Delta, 1912-1984 Contested Power in Angola, 1840s to the Present ... The Politics of Frenchness in Colonial Algeria, 1930-1954

70. Ministry Of Economic Development, Productivity & Regional Development Advises government on issues of national development and on policy reforms to enhance overall economic efficiency and improve growth. http://ncb.intnet.mu/medrc.htm

71. Indian Ocean Commission A regional organization which brings together Comoros, Reunion, Madagascar, mauritius and Seychelles. Includes a statistical database, mission, and press releases. http://www.coi-info.com/anglais/index.htm

72. Ministry Of Foreign Affairs And Regional Cooperation Features details about the ministry, its minister, senior staff, and includes statements, speeches, and news. http://foreign.gov.mu

Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Regional Cooperation 5th floor, New Government Centre, Port Louis, Mauritius Telefax No: (230) 2088087/2126764 E.Mail: mfa@mail.gov.mu Communique on 5 April 2003 - Visit of Prime Minister to Senegal Establishment of Diplomatic Relations between Mauritius and Benin The Ministry's Mission and Objectives ... The Prevention of Terrorism Act 2002 Launched on 22 April 1998 Designed by the Ministry's Webmaster Published by the National Computer Board (Mauritius) Last Updated : 08 April 2003 Queries to : webmaster-mfa@mail.gov.mu

73. Virtual Tour Of The Mount Airy Museum Of Regional History In North Carolina http://www.northcarolinamuseum.org/requestinfo.asp

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74. UK Mauritius Trade Fair 28-31 May 2001 Africa Advisory Group (TAAG) described mauritius as unparallelled as a regionalbase . Track Record. ACE Event Management has a long history of organising http://www.ace-events.com/MR2001back.htm

BRITISH WEEK IN MAURITIUS Port Louis, Mauritius, 28-31 May 2001 Introduction Trade Exhibition of UK/Mauritius Goods and Services Sporting Events Cultural Events ... ACE's Track Record BRITISH WEEK IN MAURITIUS IN MAY The last week in May 2001 was British Week in Mauritius. ACE Event Management organised a week of trade, sporting and cultural events in Port Louis, Mauritius during 28-31 May 2001. Trade Fair The main focus of the British Week was a prestigious Trade Fair at the Tradeport Exhibition Centre, Mer Rouge, Port Louis. The Prime Minister, Sir Anerood Jugnauth, officially opened the British Week at 17h00 on Monday 28 May, the first day of the exhibition. Companies from the United Kingdom and Mauritius displayed goods and services in many fields. In addition, the UK government had its own stand exhibiting the work of the British Council and a display of food and drink from Britain with free samples for visitors. Stands exhibited everything from modern sanitary ware (Armitage Shanks) to medical technology (Olympus Keymed). On the British Airways stand you could try out the new seat that turns into a bed. Financial services seminar The Chief Counsel to the UK Financial Services Authority, Stuart Willey, conducted a seminar on the regulatory integration of financial services and investment business at the Labourdonnais Waterfront Hotel on 31 May.

75. COMESA-EU Trade & Investment Exhibition Trade Fair and Seminars in Lusaka, Zambia, 2631 October 2000.Category regional Africa Localities Lusaka Business and Economy...... ACE Event Management has a long history of organising events are a British Week inMauritius during 28 The European Union, through its own regional vocation has http://www.ace-events.com/COMESA.htm

COMESA - European Union Lusaka, Zambia 26-31 October 2000 Event Report Track Record EU-COMESA relations COMESA in brief ... More Info Prestigious event for historic occasion and the European Union (EU) , to run along side the Extraordinary Summit Meeting which launched the COMESA Free Trade Area, a truly historic event. Thirteen COMESA countries sent national groups or stands and altogether over 170 companies from COMESA and EU countries displayed their goods and services at the exhibition. Five thousand visitors passed through the Lusaka showgrounds where the event was held. The Egyptian pavilion, which housed an extremely large selection of products and services, was awarded first prize for the best COMESA pavilion. Best manufacturer's stand went to Zambian furniture manufacturer Setrec. Track Record ACE Event Management has a long history of organising similar events throughout Africa, including a series of co-operation weeks in Mauritius, Mozambique and Zimbabwe. A very successful UK-Zambia Co-operation Week was held in April 1999. The company also organises the well respected

76. Pretoria, Regional Delegation (Comoros, Lesotho, Madagascar, Mauritius, Seychell 3005-1996 Annual Report 1995. Pretoria, regional delegation (Comoros, Lesotho,Madagascar, mauritius, Seychelles, South Africa and Swaziland). Introduction. http://www.icrc.org/Web/eng/siteeng0.nsf/iwpList434/9FCF5E00EF6644C0C1256B660059

About the ICRC ICRC Activities The ICRC worldwide Focus ... Annual Report Annual Report Pretoria, regional delegation (Comoros, Lesotho, Madagascar, Mauritius, Seychelles, South Africa and Swaziland) Introduction Comoros Lesotho Madagascar ... Swaziland Introduction The transfer of regional responsibilities to the Pretoria-based ICRC delegation on 1 January 1995 reflected the new-found political stability in southern Africa. In February the South African government and the ICRC signed a new Status Agreement, defining the ICRC's position as a regional delegation for southern Africa and the Indian Ocean. Despite the generally peaceful climate, however, insecurity still reigned in some areas. The South African province of KwaZulu/Natal and certain townships of Gauteng province were still plagued by politicized violence. Political unrest in Lesotho and Swaziland demonstrated that there too stability was not to be taken for granted. In the strife-ridden areas of South Africa the ICRC ran relief operations in conjunction with the National Society, distributing food parcels, kitchen sets, jerricans, plastic sheeting and blankets to thousands of victims. Beyond this, the main activities developed by the ICRC in the region involved promoting the role of the Red Cross, teaching international humanitarian law to defence forces and providing protection for detainees. Delegates made unannounced visits to police stations in KwaZulu/Natal to check the conditions of detention of people arrested in connection with political violence.

77. Pretoria, Regional Delegation (Comoros, Lesotho, Madagascar, Mauritius, Seychell 1Jun-1997 Annual Report 1996. Pretoria, regional delegation (Comoros,Lesotho, Madagascar, mauritius, Seychelles, South Africa, Swaziland). http://www.helpicrc.org/Web/eng/siteeng0.nsf/iwpList150/BA9C4AD51EB9EFD1C1256B66

About the ICRC ICRC Activities The ICRC worldwide Focus ... Annual Report Annual Report Pretoria, regional delegation (Comoros, Lesotho, Madagascar, Mauritius, Seychelles, South Africa, Swaziland) Violence in KwaZulu/Natal In May, former President Frederik de Klerk's National Party left the government of national unity, formed immediately after South Africa's first free and democratic elections in 1994, to join the ranks of the opposition. At the end of the year, the country adopted a new constitution. On the whole, the problems experienced in 1995 persisted: crime and insecurity grew, mostly in the cities, and KwaZulu/Natal in particular was affected by political violence. Visits to detainees Against this background, the ICRC continued its activities in aid of detainees, both by visiting them in police stations or prisons and by taking part as an observer or expert in working groups on prison reform or health in prisons. On 16 August, it also signed an agreement with the authorities giving it access to all categories of detainees, which replaced the previous one signed in 1992 with the former government, and on 31 October it gave the government a working paper covering the main problems encountered during the ICRC visits. Together with the South African Red Cross Society, the ICRC carried out relief operations for the victims of political violence, primarily in KwaZulu/Natal where the number of displaced people was very high. During the elections the National Society also set up first-aid posts, with supplies provided by the ICRC. So as to withdraw progressively from the assistance programme it had organized in the shantytowns around Durban, where the situation was no longer critical, the ICRC increased its support for the National Society to enable it to set up development projects there.

78. Pretoria Regional Delegation (Comoros, Lesotho, Madagascar, Mauritius, Seychelle 1Jun-1999 Annual Report 1998. Pretoria regional delegation (Comoros,Lesotho, Madagascar, mauritius, Seychelles, South Africa, Swaziland). http://www.helpicrc.org/Web/eng/siteeng0.nsf/iwpList165/109BF9428E94639FC1256B89

About the ICRC ICRC Activities The ICRC worldwide Focus ... Annual Report Annual Report Pretoria Regional delegation (Comoros, Lesotho, Madagascar, Mauritius, Seychelles, South Africa, Swaziland) Dissemination of international humanitarian law The year under review was generally a peaceful one for the countries covered by the Pretoria regional delegation, except for the Comoros and Lesotho, which were once again beset by political disturbances. The ICRC monitored developments in these countries throughout the year and took action as needed, through the National Societies concerned wherever possible, to assist the victims. The regional delegation continued to promote the development of the region's National Societies and their programmes by providing institutional, logistic, material and financial support. Additionally, as part of its ongoing activities, the ICRC pursued its efforts to improve respect for and spread knowledge of humanitarian law in political, military and academic circles in this part of Africa. Raising awareness of the problem of violence In South Africa, the main events in the political sphere were the publication on 29 October of the final report of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, which shed light on crimes committed during the apartheid regime, and the preparations for the general elections scheduled for May 1999. The country was once again plagued by all forms of violence.

79. Regional Integration Facilitation Forum Facilitation Forum (RIFF) programme is the history of its The next meeting held inMauritius in March 1995 all tariff barriers on intraregional trade by 1998;. http://www.comesa.int/business/riff.htm

Regional Integration Facilitation Forum(RIFF) BACKGROUND The history of the Regional Integration Facilitation Forum (RIFF) programme is the history of its predecessor, the Initiative to Facilitate Cross-Border Trade, Investment and Payments in Eastern and Southern Africa and the Indian Ocean (for short: Cross-Border Initiative or CBI), which has been in existence since 1992. In fact, it was in May 2000 that the CBI Steering Committee decided that, as it was entering its second phase, the CBI should be renamed the Regional Integration Facilitation Forum. The origins of the CBI go back to the Maastricht Conference on African Development in July 1990 where a request for more effective regional integration was formulated and a reflection on the regional dimension of structural adjustment took place. This request was made at the launching of the Global Coalition for Africa (GCA) by African Heads of State. The CBI therefore has arisen from a consensus by Eastern and Southern African countries and their co-operating partners (EU, World Bank, IMF and ADB) on the need for closer regional co-operation and integration in Africa. These countries and their co-operating partners recognised the disappointing results achieved by previous attempts to create closer regional ties in sub-Saharan Africa, but shared the view that, despite these disappointments, effective co-operation and integration would assist African countries to develop their economies, within the framework of the global economy, and so improve the living conditions of the people of the continent.

80. History, Arts Faculty Library Comoren, Lesotho, Madagascar, Malawi, mauritius, Mayotte, Moçambique This regionalclassification is followed by an 2. Middle Ages 3. Modern history 4. Latest http://odur.let.rug.nl/library/english/collection/rubr60.htm

University Library Arts Faculty Library History Systematic layout ... University of Groningen Arts Faculty Library - Collection This page presents an alphabetical overview of the disciplines in the Faculty of Arts library. Systematic layout of the disciplines Due to the fact that the Faculty of Arts library makes use of a systematic layout, all books on the same topic are collected together. This systematic layout helps you in your search to find specific books. The information below indicates the way in which the request numbers for the discipline in question are determined.For more details, see the explanation of the structure of the request numbers The request number is also the location code in the library. The upper floor accommodates request numbers 1 to 35, while the ground floor contains categories 36-70, the Teachers Information Centre (LIC), and the magazines. Top History . History Main classifications for sources, reference books and monographies. The books are categorized by continent; within the countries and/or regions they are alphabetically classified. In the catagory GENERAL belong works on global history and e.g. general reference works. ALG General EUR Europe; general

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