The General Assembly for African Artistry and Innovation Association is dedicated to organizing noble, professional, and prestigious events around the business, policy and development of artistry and innovation. These events will ignite and fuel meaningful business, investment opportunities and initiate meaningful policies within the scope of the law that will benefit Africa as a continent in the area of Sports, Creativity and Technological Advancements. These events aim to attract heads of states, leaders of international organizations, and representatives from the private and public sectors. The organization seeks to create a platform that brings together influential individuals and organizations to promote artistry, innovation, and cultural exchange. Through these events, the association aims to foster collaboration, showcase African talent, and drive economic growth through the artistry and Innovation. GAAAI is a catalyst for improving the business, law and policies around African Artistry and Innovation. GAAAI is where Where Sports, Creativity, and Innovation Unite to drive Sustainability.
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Happy Canadian Multiculturalism Day! Across the country, let’s celebrate our values, our culture and everything that makes us proud to be Canadian. There are so many ways to mark the day. Check out the list of events happening across the country and share where and how you’ll be celebrating by using the #MultiDay hashtag on social media. ⬇ https://lnkd.in/d8tU6Bd #MultiDay #Multiculturalism
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Kenyan president William Ruto has fired his entire cabinet after weeks of protests against his government led by the youth, many of them Gen Z. Only the deputy president (who is elected) and the Prime Cabinet Secretary remain. He made the decision after "reflection, listening to Kenyans, and a holistic appraisal of the performance" of his cabinet, he said.
History was made yesterday! And as a youth led organisation we cannot but applaud Dr. Sameh Kamel a vibrant Doctor and youth who gave one of the greatest speeches in the history of the United Nations High Level Political Forum! What blew the trumpet in his speech was the call for a cease fire! Welldone Dr Sameh Kamel we at GAAAI stand with you.
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At the General Assembly for African Artistry and Innovation, our organization is dedicated to empowering marginalized communities through a unique blend of artistry, innovation, and sustainable development initiatives. At the core of our mission are four key Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) - SDG 4 (Quality Education), SDG 8 (Decent Work and Economic Growth), SDG 9 (Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure), and SDG 17 (Partnerships for the Goals). 1. Quality Education (SDG 4): We empower marginalized communities by providing access to quality education and skill development programs that foster creativity, innovation, and lifelong learning. Through artistry and innovation, we aim to equip individuals with the knowledge and tools to succeed in diverse fields and contribute to sustainable development. 2. Decent Work and Economic Growth (SDG 8): We support marginalized communities in accessing employment opportunities, entrepreneurship training, and economic empowerment initiatives. By promoting inclusive economic growth and decent work for all, we strive to reduce inequalities and create pathways to financial independence and stability. 3. Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure (SDG 9): Our organization champions innovation, creativity, and sustainable infrastructure development within marginalized communities. Through artistry and innovative solutions, we aim to drive economic growth, enhance technological capabilities, and promote sustainable industrialization in alignment with SDG 9. 4. Partnerships for the Goals (SDG 17): We recognize the importance of collaboration, partnerships, and collective action in achieving sustainable development objectives. By fostering partnerships with diverse stakeholders, including artists, innovators, policymakers, and community leaders, we work towards creating a shared vision for empowerment, inclusivity, and social impact. Through our commitment to these four core SDGs, we strive to empower marginalized communities in Africa through artistry, innovation, education, economic growth, and sustainable partnerships. Our organization is dedicated to creating a platform where creativity, empowerment, and sustainable development intersect to drive positive change and foster a more inclusive and equitable society.