Former President Rawlings has commended his American compatriot, Bill Clinton for the tremendous impact his post-presidential initiatives are having on international development.
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Posts Tagged ‘Clinton Global Initiative (CGI)’
Rawlings commends Clinton for Global Initiative
Posted in Clinton Global Initiative, tagged Clinton, Clinton Global Initiative (CGI), Former President Jerry Rawlings, Nana Konadu Agyeman Rawlings, New York on September 28, 2009|
CGI Update – Clinton initiative raises more than $8 billion
Posted in Bill Clinton, Clinton Global Initiative, tagged Clinton Global Initiative (CGI), New York on September 26, 2009|
NEW YORK (Reuters) – The Clinton Global Initiative gathered more than $8 billion in pledges at this year’s summit, surprising its organizers who had worried that the recession would lower the level of support.
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CGI Update – Plan USA Given Exclusive Honor at Clinton Global Initiative
Posted in Clinton Global Initiative, tagged Because I am a Girl, Clinton Global Initiative (CGI), Plan USA, West Africa on September 24, 2009|
WARWICK, R.I., Sept. 23 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ Plan USA’s “Commitment to Action” media project for girls in West Africa will be given special recognition at the 5th Annual Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) meeting on Wednesday, September 23, 2009 in New York City.
CGI Update – Innovation a Top Priority at Clinton Global Initiative
Posted in Clinton Global Initiative, tagged Clinton Global Initiative (CGI), New York, President Barack Obama, President Bill Clinton, President Jerry Rawlings on September 24, 2009|
Innovation as a driver of worldwide economic recovery and growth is the key theme at the Fifth Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) Annual Meeting, a gathering of top CEOs and world leaders that opened on Sept. 22 in New York and continues through Friday, Sept. 25. “We need new businesses to unleash new innovations,” said President Barack Obama, citing the world’s economic downturn in his address to the crowd on Tuesday evening. “We need new collaborations to advance prosperity.” The President’s speech was meant to help set the tone of the entire conference and followed on the heels of the White House’s Sept. 21 release of a white paper outlining a national innovation strategy.
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