Sudan: A Panel on Canada-Sudan Relations

Khartoum (HAN) NOvember 21. 2020. Regional Panel discussion for Regional International cooperation.  The never ending effort to find new and creative ways to engage your Africa online community (or perhaps to engage your community online) Geeska Afrika Online Panel Page   might have the answer for you: online panel discussions, email us (han@geeskaafrika.com), and we will publish your Africa Online events.


Co-organized by The Global & International Studies Program and The Norman Paterson School of International Affairs

Sudan’s 2018-2019 successful Revolution ended a 30-year dictatorship, paving the way to democratization and sustainable development. This opportunity encourages us to strengthen relations between Sudan and the rest of the globe to allow Sudan to contribute to the world and benefit from the efforts of diasporas, global citizens and communities.  Many ties have been built between Canada and Sudan and their respective citizen, therefore, the present moment provides an opportunity to foster these connections further to help build a bright future.

This panel illuminates these issues by shedding light on the development of these relations and future plans and initiatives that could enhance political ties, public diplomacy, pluralism and migrants contributions to achieve the cherished goal of peace and prosperity.

Speakers:

  1. HE. Tariq Abusalih, Sudan’s Ambassador to Canada
  2. HE. Adrian Norfolk, Canada’s Ambassador to Sudan
  3. Dr. Sami Sharif, Deputy Minister, Ministry of Higher Education, Sudan
  4. HE. Jacqueline O’Neill, Canada’s First Ambassador for Women, Peace & Security
  5. Mrs. Meredith Preston McGhie, Secretary General, Global Centre for Pluralism

Moderator
Dr. Amal Madibbo, Fellow-in Residence, Global & International Studies, Carleton University

Date: Wednesday, November 25, 2020
Time: 11:30 am – 1:00 pm

Join Zoom Meeting –  https://zoom.us/j/92529233175

Co-organized by Bachelor of Global and International Studies and The Norman Paterson School of International Affairs
Photo: UN Peacekeeping chief Ladsous meets leaders of the Rezeigat tribe in El Daein, East Darfur. The Rezeigat have been involved in recent violence with the Ma’alya. UN Photo-Albert González Farran

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