Regional and International Organizations
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Arab Planning Institute
P.O.Box 5834 Safat 13059 State of Kuwait Email:
api@api.org.kw
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Arab Planning Institute is a non-profit regional organization whose primary mission is to advance the cause of economic and social development in the Arab countries through training, research, consultancy, expert-group meetings and publication.
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Arab Federation for Food Industries
Dr. Hayssam Jaffan
President of the Arab Federation
P.O Box 10088, Damascus, Syria
Tel: 963 11 2219615
email:
president-hj@arabffi.org
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AFFI is an Arab International Association belonging to the League of Arab States. AFFI was established in 1976 in order to facilitate the improvement of all food industries sectors and packaging materials producers, dealing with the standard specifications and focus on the quality control of raw materials, cooperating with the Centres for Applied Scientific Research
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Arab Administrative Development Organization
2 A Al-Hijaz St., Heliopolis 2692 Alhoria Heliopolis - Cairo - Egypt Tel: (+202) 22580006 - 22581515 - 22581144 Fax: (+202) 22580077 Email:
arado@arado.org.eg
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Arab Administrative Development Organization (ARADO) was established in 1961, as a specialized organization affiliated with the League of Arab States, to assume the responsibility of promoting administrative development in the Arab region. ARADO’s strategy stems from the joint Arab economic strategy to enhance socio-economic development through enriching management knowledge and practices, and increasing the efficiency of Arab administration in various development sectors.
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The Arab League Educational, Cultural and Scientific Organization (Alecso) is a specialized agency having its headquarters in Tunis. The Organization, which works within the Arab League, is mainly concerned with enhancing and coordinating educational, cultural and educational activities in the Arab world. Alecso was founded in accordance with Article 3 of the Arab Cultural Unity Charter and its creation was officially announced in Cairo on 25 July 1970.
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Arab Thought Foundation
Al- Maarad Street behind AL Oumary Mosque – Arab Thought Foundation Building- Down Town – Beirut P.O.Box: 524-11-Beirut- Lebanon
Telephone: 997100 009611 Fax: 997101 009611
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Arab Cultural Capital, Prince Khalid Al Faisal Ben Abdul Aziz solicited the business community and the intellectuals to forge a solidarity initiative to be concretized through the establishment of an Arab non-governmental foundation dedicated to the advancement and solidarity of the Arab society
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Arab Bureau of Education for the Gulf States
Riyadh 11614
P. O. Box 94,693
Tel: +966-1-4800555
Fax: +966-1-4802839
Kingdom of Saudi Arabia E-mail:abegs@abegs.org
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The Arab Bureau of Education for the Gulf States (ABEGS), located in Riyadh, is an intergovernmental regional organization that works within the seven member states, (Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Yemen, Kuwait, Sultanate of Oman and Qatar). It was founded by the ministers of education in 23/10/1975 to promote cooperation and coordination in the fields of culture, education, science, information and documentation.
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CGIAR Fund Office The World Bank MSN G6-601 1818 H Street NW Washington, DC 20433 USA Tel: (202) 473-8951
Fax: (202) 473-8110 Email: cgiarfund@worldbank.org
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The Consultative Group on International Agricultural Research (CGIAR) grew out of the international response to widespread concern in the 1950s, ’60s and early ’70s that many developing countries would succumb to hunger. Experts predicted widespread and devastating famine between 1970 and 1985, with hundreds of millions starving to death. Such grim predictions were proved wrong by a combination of connected trends: the reorientation of domestic policies in developing countries that were considered particularly vulnerable, sharply focused research by scientists in these countries, a great effort by farmers, and the impact of international research on tropical agriculture.
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