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The Government of the Republic Cape Verde in partnership with the US Millennium Challenge Corporation will host the Cape Verde-USA Business Forum in Boston, MA, on September 30th, 3:00-7:00pm.
Cape Verde’s Prime Minister José Maria Neves, will preside the forum with Mr. Jonathan Bloom, Deputy Vice President for West Africa, MCC
Organized with the collaboration of the African Presidential Center, the high level event, aims at furthering bilateral economic relations between the two countries. It will bring together government officials, trade and investment promotion agencies, investors and businesses for discussion, networking, information sharing and business development.
Priority and key growth opportunity areas in Cape Verde will be emphasized, including Transportation, Banking/Financial Services, ICTs, Energy, Fisheries, Agribusiness, Maritime Services and Tourism.
Please contact Ms. Veronica Martins via email at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.">Veronica.Martins@mirex.gov.cv /telephone: (617) 353-001 or Ms. Isabel Varela via email at cveisabel@caboverdeus.net / telephone: (202) 965-6820 for additional details and registration information.
Cape Verde – USA Business Forum
Venue: Student Union Building – Boston University
775 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston, MA
September 30th, 2013 | 3:00-7:00pm
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Ambassador Fátima Veiga was at the World Bank Headquarters on Friday, July 19th, to represent the Government of Cape Verde at the Signing ceremony of the loan agreement for the Cape Verde Transport Sector Reform Project.
The Transportation sector is one of the priority areas in the Government’s development agenda. This project will add to the almost 35 operations in the public and private sectors in which Cape Verde and the World Bank have partnered, making the multilateral institution one of the archipelago’s main partners for development.
Ms. Vera Songwe, Cape Verde’s World Bank Country Director, signed the agreement on behalf of that institution.