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East
African Community Training Seminar Concludes |
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comprehensive training seminar for a group of East African
Community delegates, successfully concluded in late March.
The group of delegates received in-depth training that
focused on “Integrated Border Management in the
East African Community.” Participants included senior
delegates from the five EAC countries; the EAC Secretariat;
US Government agencies USAID, USTDA, and others; UNCTAD
World Customs Organization; World Bank; and African Development
Bank. Private sector representatives from the US and the
region also participated. |
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Sponsorship/Private Sector Participation
U.S.
companies and organizations interested in receiving high-profile
recognition in connection with GCI and its associated events
should consider GCI corporate sponsorship. Sponsors receive
tangible benefits and recognition opportunities designed
to build awareness of their corporate capabilities to the
target audiences – Brazil, Indonesia, Mexico, Malaysia,
the Philippines, and Vietnam – as well as representatives
from their respective private sectors. Sponsorship also
demonstrates a commitment to GCI and its objectives. GCI
would like to thank the silver sponsor for both Southeast
Asia events.
Corporate Sponsorship Levels and Benefits
Corporate
sponsorships are designed to offer U.S. companies and organizations
a flexible method of participation in the initiative and
promote their capabilities to the appropriate target audiences
throughout 2008. Sponsorship levels are differentiated by
the tier of recognition and the number of events at which
the sponsor chooses to participate. The five events include:
(1) Senior-Level Policy Dialogues for Southeast Asia, (2)
Senior-Level Policy Dialogues for Mexico, (3) Workshop in
Brazil (4) Workshop in Mexico, (5) Workshop in Vietnam.
GCI
is designed to be flexible and innovative, maximizing its
impact with private sector partners. U.S. companies with
relevant capabilities that wish to host a delegation during
the orientation visits or wish to participate in the initiative
as an event speaker, trainer, provider of training material
or other in-kind participation, should contact Pamela
Peseux at (301) 776-6509.
Please
click here
to download a copy of the USTDA GCI Sponsorship
Information for prospective corporate sponsors.
Supporting Organizations
GCI programming
is being developed with the assistance of several organizations,
including:
     
Brazil-US
Business Council
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