The Foundation For Democracy In Africa

The Foundation For Democracy In Africa

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Founded in 1994, The Foundation for Democracy in Africa (FDA), is a 501 c 3 not for profit, non-governmental, non-partisan development organization.

The Foundation for Democracy in Africa (FDA), is a 501(c)(3) not for profit, non-governmental, non-partisan, development organization committed to promotion participatory democracy, economic growth & development throughout #Africa

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I am honored to receive the Congressional Record from Representative Jonathan L. Jackson during our 11th Annual AGOA CSO Network Spring Conference in Washington, DC. This recognition belongs to all of us. For decades, advocates, partners, and friends have strengthened U.S.–Africa trade and ensured civil society leads the AGOA effort. Thank you for your support, collaboration, and confidence in our work. I am proud of our achievements and inspired by the opportunities ahead.

With gratitude and solidarity,
Fred Oladeinde

Don't Miss Out: Limited Seats for AGOA Spring Conference 2026! 05/13/2026

We invite you to the 11th Annual AGOA CSO Network Spring Conference on May 19, 2026. This event will address non-tariff barriers and identify policy reforms to enhance U.S.-Africa economic ties. Join policymakers, civil society, and private-sector leaders as we formulate actionable recommendations for AGOA reauthorization and long-term cooperation. Reserve your seat today!
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Don't Miss Out: Limited Seats for AGOA Spring Conference 2026! Email from The Foundation for Democracy in Africa (FDA) Check out our Agenda We invite you to participate in the 11th Annual AGOA CSO Network Spring Conference on May 19, 2026, from 9:30 am to 1:30 pm

Join Us for the 11th Annual AGOA Spring Conference 04/20/2026

We invite you to participate in the 11th Annual AGOA CSO Network Spring Conference. This year’s program will address strategies for strengthening trade and economic cooperation between the United States and Africa during the America First Era.
Conference sessions will examine labor and employment standards, non-tariff barriers contributing to trade imbalances, and policy reforms in both regions aimed at attracting investment and promoting greater private-sector engagement. The event will convene policymakers, labor organizations, civil society representatives, and private sector leaders from the United States and Africa.
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Join Us for the 11th Annual AGOA Spring Conference Email from The Foundation for Democracy in Africa (FDA) Participate in Key Discussions on U.S. Africa -Trade - RSVP Today! We invite you to participate in the 11th Annual AGOA CSO Network Spring Confe

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