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𝐀𝐥-𝐐𝐮𝐫𝐚𝐧 || القرآن

@Al_quraan114

5 months ago

A complete recitation of Surah Al-Imran.

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Agent Smoke 🔥🥷 @Agent_smoke1

over 1 year ago

@Faiz__Alvaro Hello. Please do you have this?

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over 1 year ago

@sophia01w @AskPHPeople Yeah we could hangout

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over 1 year ago

@sophia01w @AskPHPeople Where in pH?

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about 2 years ago

STATE HOUSE PRESS RELEASE SIXTH MID-YEAR MEETING OF THE AU: PRESIDENT TINUBU ADDRESSES AFRICAN LEADERS ON STATUS OF ECOWAS, HIGHLIGHTS ACHIEVEMENTS AND CHALLENGES President Bola Tinubu on Sunday in Accra, Ghana addressed African leaders on the status of ECOWAS, highlighting the progress so far made by the West African economic bloc and the prevailing challenges. Presenting the achievements of ECOWAS in the past one year at the Sixth Mid-Year Coordination Meeting of the African Union, President Tinubu, who is the Chairman of ECOWAS Authority of Heads of State and Government, said the Community has activated a Standby Force to counter terrorism and will continue to explore funding options. The President said ECOWAS has been supporting member states to enhance electoral and governance processes, and recently deployed Election Observation Missions to Senegal and Togo - both of which elections were adjudged to be peaceful, transparent, and fair. He also highlighted the facilitation of the signing of an Agreement for National Unity in Sierra Leone, noting that the sub-regional body will continue to work with stakeholders in the country to implement the provisions of the Agreement. The President disclosed that consultations are ongoing to revise the ECOWAS 2001 Supplementary Protocol on Democracy and Good Governance. On economic integration, President Tinubu said ECOWAS has implemented activities to consolidate the free trade area, customs union, and common market. "We supported six Member States in ratifying the WTO Fisheries Subsidies Agreement, and thirteen Member States have ratified the AFCFTA agreement. "The ECOWAS interconnected System for the Management of Goods in Transit (SIGMAT) is also operational in twelve Member States," the President stated. Detailing the efforts on the humanitarian and social development front, President Tinubu said ECOWAS has allocated $9 million to assist persons of concern, including refugees, internally displaced persons, and asylum seekers. "The frontline Member States in the fight against terrorism have also been supported with USD4 million under the ECOWAS Counter Terrorism Humanitarian Response. "On education, the West African Network of National Academies of Sciences, and the African Forum for Research and Innovation have been established. Our regional Academic Mobility Scheme has continued to equip the youth with practical skills and is harmonizing education systems. "While in the area of health, ECOWAS continues to provide support to women with obstetric fistula, empowered women entrepreneurs in agribusiness, and focused on gender equality in education and the green economy," the ECOWAS Chairman stated. Foregrounding the progress on energy, mines, and agriculture, President Tinubu said ECOWAS is advancing electrification efforts in The Gambia, Guinea Bissau, and Mali through the ECOWAS-Regional Electricity Access Project (ECOREAP). "It is also implementing the Regional Off Grid Electricity Access Project (ROGEAP). 32 Solar Off Grid SMEs have been approved, including 9 SMEs led by women. A total of 3 million US dollars will be disbursed to finance the SMEs. More than 400 SMEs in 13 countries were trained in 2023 and 2024. "To achieve sustainable electricity access within the ECOWAS and Sahel countries, we will provide a total grant of 38 million US dollars to SMEs in Member States. ECOWAS will extend this to Mauritania, Central African Republic, Chad and Cameroon through Commercial and Financial Institutions. An additional loan of 140 million US dollars will also be made available to the solar SMEs. "Within the period under review, ECOWAS has supported Experts from Member States in international meetings and negotiations on environmental issues, including environmental governance. We provided support to our members in the implementation of the Paris Agreement and the establishment of a regional carbon market.