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Note: This Translation Has Been Prepared by the Registry for Internal Purposes and Has No Official Character 11382
Note: This translation has been prepared by the Registry for internal purposes and has no official character 11382 INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE CASE CONCERNING CERTAIN CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS IN FRANCE (REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO v. FRANCE) REPLY OF THE CONGO July 2006 [Translation by the Registry] INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE Case concerning Certain Criminal Proceedings in France (Republic of the Congo v. France) Reply For: The Republic of the Congo, having as its agent His Excellency Mr. Jacques Obia, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Republic of the Congo to the European Union, to His Majesty King of the Belgians, to Her Majesty Queen of the Netherlands and to His Royal Highness Grand Duke of Luxembourg, residing at 16 avenue Franklin Roosevelt, 1050 Brussels. Against: The French Republic As matters stand, the Republic of the Congo will refrain from responding to the arguments developed by the French Republic in its Counter-Memorial. Indeed, since the exchange of memorials on the merits, two new elements have arisen which have led the Republic of Congo to reconsider its position. 1. First, the Chambre de l’instruction of the Paris Court of Appeal, by a judgment dated 22 November 2004 (Annex 1), having before it an application for judicial investigation from the Procureur de la République of the Meaux Tribunal de grande instance, and ruling on a submission (mémoire) by Mr. Jean-François N’dengue, a Congolese army general, whom the judges responsible for investigating the complaint had examined, in violation, incidentally, of the diplomatic immunity which he enjoyed, annulled the application for a judicial investigation of 23 January 2002 and all subsequent proceedings. -
Fish Diversity of Four Waterways of Left Bank of Alima River in Boundji District, Congo Brazzaville
International Journal of Fisheries and Aquatic Studies 2020; 8(1): 99-109 E-ISSN: 2347-5129 P-ISSN: 2394-0506 (ICV-Poland) Impact Value: 5.62 Fish diversity of four waterways of left bank of Alima (GIF) Impact Factor: 0.549 IJFAS 2020; 8(1): 99-109 River in Boundji district, Congo Brazzaville © 2019 IJFAS www.fisheriesjournal.com Received: 16-11-2019 Isabelle Mady-Goma Dirat, Anthelme Tsoumou, Louis Regis Dossou- Accepted: 18-12-2019 Yovo, Léon Akoua, Marceline Mikia, Durelle Brith C, Olabi-Obath and Isabelle Mady-Goma Dirat Joseph Vouidibio Research Laboratory of Animal Biology and Ecology, ENS Marine N’ Gouabi University, Abstract Brazzaville, Congo The inventory of the ichthyo fauna of the Alima watershed was carried out in four rivers of Boundji district (Angouewele River, Engondo River, Andouwou River and Amegni River). Fishes were captured Anthelme Tsoumou with cast nets, gill nets, rotenone and drain fishing shows a species richness of 52 species, belonging to Research Laboratory of Animal 36 genus, 21 families and 10 orders. Three orders were more represented in all rivers: Siluriformes Biology and Ecology, ENS (31%), Osteoglossiformes (28%) and Characiformes (11.32%). Mormyridae (20.75%), Cichlidae Marine N’ Gouabi University, (9.48%) and Claroteidae (9.44%) were the most common families. The Mormyridae was the most Brazzaville, Congo diversified with 11 species. Angouewele, Amegni and Engondo have the most diversified and balanced populations with diversity index values between 3.24 and 3.96 and equitability between 0.71 and 0.81. Louis Regis Dossou-Yovo Andouwou on the other hand, was the least diversified with 2.97 and an equitability of 0.66. -
Economic Guide : Congo Opportunities for Investment
Economic Guide : Congo Opportunities for investment FOREWORD FOREWORD Preface Preface “Marching toward development” Blueprint for society (2016–2021) by H.E. Mr. Denis Sassou N’Guesso, President of the Republic of the Congo “My profession of political faith, which has not once wavered since I assumed the responsibilities of state, is to contribute, without sparing the least effort, to carrying my country as far as possible down the road of development. I am dedicating the better part of my life to this mission. I cannot imagine Congo as anything other than a developed country. One by one, I have come to know all the obstacles erected along the long path that leads toward de- velopment. I have also undertaken the proper measure of efforts still to be made in order to remove the remaining obstacles that separate us from development. I am laboring and carrying out work that everybody can appreciate. For more than a year, the international situation has been depressed. Coupled with the dras- tic drop in crude oil prices are warning signs of a loss of impetus in the global economy. Some analysts are at the point of forecasting the arrival of a global economic financial crisis. The violent finan- cial impact caused by the collapse in the price of a barrel of oil has been harsh for Congo, an oil-produc- ing country. It is resisting. It is resisting well, undoubtedly because it is being led with confidence. Through these difficult times, there is no place for amateurism, apprenticeship, or retaliation. The relent- less work and its outcomes in favor of the people are deserving only of attention and interest.