Welcome to the

51st Annual Meeting of the Board of Governors

of the African Development Bank

and the

42nd Annual Meeting of the Board of Governors

of the African Development Fund

23rd MAY – 27th May, 2016

LUSAKA, REPUBLIC OF ZAMBIA

INFORMATION BULLETIN

TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION ______3

BEFORE ARRIVAL IN ZAMBIA ______3

PRE-REGISTRATION ______4

TRAVEL TO AND FROM ZAMBIA ______5 Reception at Kenneth Kaunda International Airport (KKIA) ______5 Visa requirements ______5

HEALTH TRAVEL ADVISORY TO ZAMBIA ______9 Medical Insurance ______9 Malaria ______9 Ebola ______9 Yellow Fever ______9 Emergency Services ______9 Importation of Drugs ______10

CUSTOMS FORMALITIES ______11

HOTEL ACCOMMODATION IN ZAMBIA ______11

ANNUAL MEETINGS INFORMATION ______12

PRESS ______12

TELECOMMUNICATIONS ______12

CONFERENCE FACILITIES ______12

PRACTICAL INFORMATION ______13

SECURITY ______16

ANNEX I ______17

ANNEX II ______18 ANNEX III______19

ANNEX IV______22

INTRODUCTION

The 2016 Annual Meetings of the Boards of Governors of the African Development Bank Group (African Development Bank and the African Development Fund) will take place in Lusaka, Republic of Zambia, at the Mulungushi International Conference Centre (MICC) from 23rd – 27th May, 2016.

The opening ceremony will take place at MICC on 24th May, 2016 from 9:00 to 10:30 a.m. The Annual Meetings Programme is available online at the following address: http://www.afdb.org/en/annual-meetings/programme/ .

Participants are invited to visit this web page regularly before and during the meetings for updated information related to the Annual Meetings.

BEFORE ARRIVAL IN ZAMBIA

Communication All communications in connection with the Annual Meetings should be sent to the following address: Office of the Secretary General African Development Bank Immeuble CCIA Abidjan 01, BP 1387 Phone: +225 2026 3626/ +225 2026 2964 E-mail: [email protected] Secretariat of the Annual Meetings of the African Development Bank General Secretariat.

PRE-REGISTRATION

Heads of delegations or other officials are kindly requested to notify the Secretary General, well in advance of the Meetings, of the full composition of their respective delegations, including, if any, members from diplomatic missions and their staff and spouses.

It is highly recommended that the 2016 Annual Meetings participants register online via the link provided on the Bank’s website (www.AfDB.org/am). Participants will need the code on their invitation letters and will be required to upload scanned personal passport photographs in JPEG format in order to register.

There will also be an Annual Meetings registration desk at the venue of the meetings. The desk will open daily from 08:30 am to 12:30 pm and 14:00 to 18:00 pm. Participants will require passport-size personal photographs, their letters of invitation and national passports to register at the desk.

Participants who are unable to register online before arrival at the meetings should stop by the registration desk for full registration that will allow them access to the various events of the Annual Meetings.

TRAVEL TO AND FROM ZAMBIA

It is expected that Governors and delegates will make their own travel arrangements to and from the Annual Meetings. If assistance is required, Travel Services in the Conference Centre will assist with return flight reservations and other related travel requirements. Governors and other delegates are encouraged to arrange their arrival and return flight reservations as early as possible to ensure that they obtain the flights and dates of their choice. Those with open return tickets may experience difficulties obtaining preferred flights and may encounter indirect return routings.

Reception at Kenneth Kaunda International Airport (KKIA) An Information and Protocol Desk will be set up at the KKIA to expedite entry and departure formalities for delegates. For each Governor of a member country of the AfDB, the Zambian Government will provide one car and a driver. Shuttle buses will be available to transport participants from the airport to hotels and from hotels to the Conference Centre, the venue of the Annual Meetings.

Visa requirements

Participants are kindly informed that the Zambian Government has committed itself to grant visas to all delegates to the 2016 AfDB Annual Meetings and related meetings to be held in Lusaka, Zambia from 23rd to 27th May 2016.

*Important notice to delegates: For those nationals that require visas to enter Zambia and may not manage to obtain visas prior to their departure from their respective countries, the Zambian Government shall issue them with single entry visas at a fee of US $50 at the port of entry.

The Government of the Republic of Zambia will expedite entry and customs formalities for members of delegations who have provided the General Secretariat with their flight numbers, arrival dates and port of entry into Zambia.

The Secretary General will advise the Zambian Government of delegates’ expected arrival times in those cases where such information has been provided in advance. To facilitate expeditious immigration formalities, delegates should provide in advance the following information: name, country of issuance of passport, date of arrival and port of entry. Each delegate is therefore encouraged to complete and return the appropriate form in the Registration Package and type or print their names in the following order; i.e. first name(s) and/or initials, then last name/family name. If the family name is not the last name, please indicate clearly by underlining the family name.

VIP facilities will be available for Heads of Delegations upon arrival through the VIP Lounges at Kenneth Kaunda International Airport. Other participants shall go through the arrival lounges. Moreover, all security procedures (for boarding the airplanes) will also apply in the VIP Lounges. Participants are advised to check clearly with their travel agents or airlines about the maximum kilograms allowed for their luggage especially in cases where this would involve travelling with more than one airline and/or in different classes.

Clearance with the relevant authorities in the Republic of Zambia will have to be obtained before entry if a participant is importing special goods, firearms, etc.

HEALTH TRAVEL ADVISORY TO ZAMBIA

Zambia has a well set up public and private health sector that provides primary up to tertiary care. Travelers to Zambia can enjoy good quality of healthcare.

Medical Insurance Travelers to Zambia are advised to use travel medical insurance to cater for their medical needs while in the country. All public and private hospitals accept most of the international insurance covers. All services in the private sector are charged to the patients account but in case of emergency the patient is attended to at no cost in public hospitals.

Malaria Travelers to Zambia coming from non-malaria endemic countries are advised to take malaria prophylaxis at least two (2) weeks before undertaking the trip. It is advisable to apply repellent especially in the evening when outdoors, and to sleep under an insecticide-treated net. Lusaka in particular has a very low incidence rate of Malaria. However, travelers are advised to take all precautions regarding Malaria even if they are expected to be in Lusaka only.

Ebola Zambia has not recorded any case of Ebola, and is free from the disease. Travelers to Zambia from Ebola affected countries are requested to disclose this to port health at the point of entry so that they can be monitored while in the country. All travelers are screened for Ebola at the point of entry by port health.

Yellow Fever Zambia is free of yellow fever and travelers from yellow fever countries are advised to get vaccination at least ten (10) days before travelling to Zambia. They are required to show proof of vaccination to immigration officials at the point of entry or report to port health.

Emergency Services All public and private hospitals provide emergency health services. The second and third level hospitals provide all care and diagnostics including CAT Scan and MRI, as well as a Cardiac catheterization laboratory at the national referral hospital, the University Teaching Hospital (UTH). There are private and public ambulance service providers that can be accessed 24 hours a day. The National emergency numbers are 992 for Health, 991 for Police and 993 for Fire department. These numbers can be accessed using all the telephone service providers.

Importation of Drugs Travelers who are on certain medications are advised to carry enough stocks for personal use to last the duration of their stay in the country. However, for prescription drugs patients are advised to carry the prescription note with them that can be shown to customs and port health officials. Controlled drugs should carry relevant documentation as proof to customs and port health officials. CUSTOMS FORMALITIES The Government of Zambia will grant tax exemption on goods imported for temporary use or purpose only for the period of the AfDB Annual Meetings. The Government of Zambia will also provide all necessary assistance to enable delegates get quick clearance of their goods. Upon arrival, delegates will be assisted by customs personnel at the airport (port of entry) to facilitate the clearance of goods. However, the list of what will be imported for the purpose of these Meetings should be submitted in advance to the Government of Zambia via the AfDB.

HOTEL ACCOMMODATION IN ZAMBIA

The Secretary General, in collaboration with the National Organising Committee, has reserved accommodation in Zambia for Governors, Alternate Governors, Special Guests, Executive Directors and Alternate Executive Directors of the Bank, the Bank’s Senior Management and Staff.

Other participants and observers at the Annual Meetings are advised to make reservations at the selected hotels of their choice. The reservation platform will be operational on March 1st 2016. Participants are advised to include the names of their booked hotels on the registration forms which they will submit to the AfDB to facilitate transportation arrangements from the airport to hotels.

Participants should confirm their reservations as soon as the reservation platform is operational.

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ANNUAL MEETINGS INFORMATION An Information Desk will be located in the main lobby of the Conference Centre to provide relevant information about the Meetings. Such information will also be available on the Bank’s website (www.AfDB.org/am).

PRESS The Republic of Zambia in collaboration with the AfDB will set up a communication desk at the Conference Centre to enable journalists work properly. A detailed programme of activities before and during the Annual Meetings shall be provided. Press representatives are requested to contact the communication desk at the Press Centre for accreditation and other information on the Meetings, or any requests for formal interviews. The 2016 Annual Meetings in Lusaka, Zambia will provide an opportunity for the African Development Bank to demonstrate its unique qualities that make it the region's premier development finance institution.

TELECOMMUNICATIONS International telephone services are available to allow for direct communication between Zambia and other countries. There are internet and phone booth cards that can be used for both domestic and international calls. Mobile phone SIM cards will be available during registration for participants who wish to use local mobile phone networks for the duration of their stay in Zambia. Telephone and telefax services and internet wireless network are available in hotels at the delegates' expense.

CONFERENCE FACILITIES The 2016 Annual Meetings of the Board of Governors of the AfDB will be held at the Mulungushi International Conference Centre in Lusaka.

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PRACTICAL INFORMATION

Facts about Zambia Zambia, proud host of AfDB’s 2016 Annual Meetings, and home of the mighty Victoria Falls, is located in the heart of Southern Africa and shares borders with eight other countries namely: Tanzania, Malawi, Democratic Republic of Congo, Mozambique, Angola, Zimbabwe, Namibia, and Botswana.

Shaped like a butterfly (that is spreading its wings) and covering an area of 750 square kilometres (290,000 square miles), Zambia’s terrain is mostly high plateau with a tropical climate that makes the country’s weather enjoyable throughout the year.

Zambia is the land of the legendary walking safari, offering Africa’s best on-foot wildlife experience, the wild Zambezi River and breathtaking lakes and wetlands. Zambia also boasts a profusion of birds, abundant wildlife spread over 20 National parks and 34 Game Management Areas (GMAs) and pristine wilderness areas of “Africa-untouched”

Zambians are friendly and peaceful people who attach great importance to greetings (especially when dealing with visitors). Despite having 73 tribes, all speaking different dialects, Zambia is a country at peace with itself and its neighbours with no history of political strife or tribal war fare within its borders or beyond making it ‘an oasis of peace’ and ‘Africa’s shining beacon’.

And, lest we forget, Zambia was the first country Nelson Mandela visited (27 February, 1990) after being released from prison.

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Some quick facts:

Area: 752,614 sq km of land, slightly larger than the state of Texas. The country lies mostly between latitude 8 degrees and 18 degrees South and longitude 22 degrees and 34 degrees East.

Capital City: Lusaka (named after ‘MwaLusaka’ the Chief of the original inhabitants of the area)

Other Cities: Ndola, Kitwe, Livingstone, Chingola, Kabwe

Population: 14 million (Estimated)

Independence Day: 24 October, 1964 (from British Rule)

President: His Excellency Edgar Chagwa Lungu (6th democratically elected President, in power since January, 2015)

Vice president: Inonge Wina (the First Zambian female Vice-President)

Government system: Parliamentary Democracy (modelled along the British system)

Membership: SADC, COMESA, African Union (AU), Great Lakes Region. The Headquarters of COMESA is in Lusaka, Zambia.

Language: English (official)

Local Languages: Bemba, Kaonde, Lozi, Lunda, Luvale, Nyanja, Tonga

Religion: Christian 87%, Muslims 1%, Others: 12%

Climate: Zambia has a tropical climate which is modified by altitude. There is one rainy season which lasts from October to April. The hottest period is from September to November.

Lakes: Bangweulu, Tanganyika, Kariba, Mweru

Rivers: The Zambezi, Kafue, Luangwa, Luapula, Chambeshi

When to visit Zambia: Anytime as Zambia has a lot to offer all year round.

Currency: Zambia Kwacha. The coins are called ‘Ngwee’. The two combine to make a popular historic phrase ‘Kwacha-Ngwee!’ that ushered in the modern Zambian Republic. ‘Kwacha’ means ‘Dawn’ while ‘Ngwee’ means ‘bright’.

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Despite the impact of western influence Zambia has a rich and diverse cultural heritage reflected in over 60 colorful traditional ceremonies occurring annually in different parts of the country. To experience these ceremonies is to be a privileged witness to the tradition, rhythm and beat of Africa.

On the economic front, Zambia is one of the most attractive destinations for foreign investments with annual economic growth of about 7%. In 2010, the World Bank named Zambia one of the world’s fastest economically reformed countries. Investment opportunities abound in tourism, manufacturing, agriculture and mining, the main economic activity. Apart from being one of the largest copper producers in the world, the country is endowed with an array of some of the finest precious stones such as emeralds and amethyst.

Whatever your preference, Zambia has something for you! Those who visit this amazing country leave enriched by the experience, and are always eager to return.

Zambia is waiting to welcome you. So come on – Let’s explore!

For more on this amazing country, visit www.zambiatourism.com or www.facebook.com/zambiatourism

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SECURITY

Badges

Annual Meetings badges will be required for access to the Conference Centre and for admission to meeting rooms, offices and all other facilities. All participants will have to pass through security screening stations to gain access to those facilities.

Attendees should be responsible for their personal security in and around Lusaka, at the conference centre and their hotels. Participants are advised to check the security systems in their hotels, which are normally mounted on the doors of their hotel rooms. In case of emergency, stay calm and proceed to the nearest exit, do not use the elevators. While in your room it is advisable to keep your door locked and use the door viewer. If you are in doubt as to the identity of anyone trying to gain access to your room, please alert the hotel staff for clarification.

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ANNEX I THE 2016 ANNUAL MEETINGS OF BOARDS OF GOVERNORS OF THE AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT BANK AND THE AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT FUND

SPOUSE PROGRAMME

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ANNEX II

THE 2016 ANNUAL MEETINGS OF BOARDS OF GOVERNORS OF THE AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT BANK AND THE AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT FUND

Lusaka, ZAMBIA

CULTURAL EVENING PROGRAMME

VENUE: Government Complex

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ANNEX III

DIPLOMATIC MISSIONS IN ZAMBIA

S/N NAME FULL ADDRESS TEL NUMBER FAX NUMBER E-MAIL ADDRES 1. Algeria – Embassy of the People’s Chancery, 4A//45 Warthog Road, 00260 211 269105 00260 211 269104 [email protected] Democratic Republic of Algeria Kabulonga, Lusaka 2. Angola – Embassy of the Republic Chancery, Plot No. 6660 Mumana Road, 00260 211 292277 00260 211 292163 [email protected] of Angola Katima Mulilo Olympia, P.O. Box 31585 3. Botswana – High Commission of Chancery, 5201 Pandit Nehru Road, 00260 211250555 00260 211 253895 the Republic of Botswana Diplomatic Triangle, P.O. Box 31910, Lusaka 4. Brazil – Embassy of the Chancery, 4 Manenekela Road, Prospect 00260 211252171 00260 211 253203 [email protected] Federative Republic of Brazil Hill, Woodlands, P.O. Box 33737, Lusaka 00260 978770290 5. Burundi – Embassy of the Burundi Chancery, 6 UN Avenue, Longacres, 00260 211 258810 00260 211 253204 [email protected] Lusaka 00260 211 258811 6. Canada –High Commission of the Chancery, Plot 5199 United Nations 00260 211 250833 00260 211 254176 [email protected] Republic of Canada Avenue Longacres, P.O. Box 31313, www.zambia.gc.ca Lusaka 7. China – Embassy of the People’s Chancery, 7430, United Nations Avenue 00260 211 252410 00260 211 251157 [email protected] Republic of China Longacres, P. O. Box 31975, Lusaka zm.chineseembassy.org 8. DRC- Embassy of the Democratic Chancery, 1124, Parirenyatwa Road, 00260 21125567 Telefax ZA41940 [email protected] Republic of Congo Fairview, P.O. Box 31287, Lusaka 9. Cuba – Embassy of the Republic Chancery, Plot 5574 Magoye Road, 00260 211 291308 00260 211 291586 [email protected] of Cuba Kalundu, P.O. Box33132, Lusaka 10. Egypt – Embassy of the Arab Chancery, United Nations Avenue, 00260 211 250229 Republic of Egypt Longacres 11. Finland – Embassy of Finland Chancery, Haile Selassie Avenue, Opp. 00260 211 00260 211 253783 [email protected] Ndeke House, P.O. Box 50819, Lusaka 251988/257422/251234 12. France- Embassy of France Chancery, 74 Independence Avenue, 00260 00260 211 [email protected] P.O. Box 30062, Lusaka 211251322/251688 254475/252525 13. Germany – Embassy of the Chancery, 5209 United Nations Avenue, 00260 211250644 00260 211 254014 [email protected] Federal Republic of Germany P.O. Box 5012, Ridgeway Lusaka

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14. Ghana – High Commission of the Chancery, 28 Bwinjimfumu Road, Roads 00260 211238128 00260 211 238231 [email protected] Republic of Ghana Park P.O. Box 50515, Lusaka 15. Holy See – Apostolic Nunciature – Chancery, 283, Los Angeles Boulevard, 00260 211 250786 00260 211 250601 [email protected] Vatican Embassy Long Acres P.O. Box 31445, Lusaka 16. India – High Commission of the Chancery, No. 1, Pandit Nehru Road, 00260 211 253159/60 00260 211 254118 www.hcizambia.com Republic of India Long Acres P.O. Box 32111, Lusaka 17. Ireland – Embassy of Ireland Chancery, Plot 6663 Katima Mulilo Road 00260 211 00260 211 290482 [email protected] Olymbia Extension P.O. Box 34923, 290650/291234 Lusaka 18. Italy – Embassy of Italy Chancery, Plot 5211 Embassy Park 00260 211 00260 211 254929 [email protected] Diplomatic Triangle P.O. Box 50497, 250781/250755 Lusaka 19. Japan – Embassy of Japan Chancery, Haile Selassie Avenue, Long 00260 211 [email protected] Acres P.O. Box 34190, Lusaka 251555/252036/254425 20. Kenya – High Commission of the Chancery, 5207 United Nations Avenue, 00260 211 250722 00260 211 253829 [email protected] Republic of Kenya P.O. Box 50298, Lusaka 21. Libya – Embassy of Libya Chancery, Plot No. 4900, Los Angeles 00260 211 00260 211 251239 [email protected] Boulevard, P.O. Box 35319, Long Acres 253055/255388 Lusaka 22. Malawi – High Commission of the Chancery, 31 Bishops Road, P.O. Box 00260 211 265768 00260 211 265765 [email protected] Republic of Malawi 50425, Kabulonga, Lusaka 23. Mozambique – High commission Chancery, Plot 9592Kacha Road, 00260 211 220333 00260 211 220345 [email protected] of the Republic of Mozambique Northmead, P.O. Box 34877, Lusaka 24. Namibia – High Commission of the Chancery, Plot 30B Mutende Road, 00260 211 260407/8 00260 211 263858 [email protected] Republic of Namibia Woodlands, P.O. Box 30577, Lusaka 25. Nigeria – High commission of the Chancery, Plot 5203 Haile Selassie 00260 211 00260 211 252535 [email protected] Federal Republic of Nigeria Avenue, P.O. Box 32598, Lusaka 254520/254420/253177 26. Norway – Royal Norwegian Chancery, Corner Birdcage Walk/Haile 00260 211 252188 00260 211 253915 [email protected] Embassy Selassie Avenue, Long Acres, P.O. Box 34570, Lusaka 27. Palestine – Embassy of the State Chancery, Plot D/10/377A Chitemwiko 00260 211 261873/4 00260 211 261876 [email protected] of Palestine Road, Kabulonga, P.O. Box 30432, Lusaka 28. Russia – Embassy of the Russian Chancery, Plot 6407, Diplomatic Triangle, 00260 211 00260 211 253582 [email protected] Federation Long Acres, P. O. Box 32355, Lusaka 252120/252183 [email protected]

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29. Rwanda – Embassy of the Chancery, Plot 10818, Kabulonga Lake 00260 211 269320 [email protected] Republic of Rwanda Road 30. Saudi Arabia – Royal Embassy of Chancery, Plot 27BC Leopards Hill Road, 00260 211266861/2 00260 211 266863 [email protected] Saudi Arabia P.O. Box 34411, Lusaka /267017 31. Serbia – Embassy of the Republic Chancery, 5216 Independence Avenue, 00260 211 250235 00260 211 253889 [email protected] of Serbia P.O. Box 33379, Lusaka 00260 977 173 244 32. Somalia – Embassy of the Chancery, G3/377A, Kabulonga Road, 00260 211 00260 211 262119 Republic of Somalia P.O. Box 34051, Lusaka 263944/264530 33. South Africa – High Commission Chancery, D26, Cheetah Road, 00260 211 00260 211 [email protected] of the Republic of South Africa Kabulonga, Private Bag 260999/260435/260497 260851/263001 34. Sudan – Embassy of the Republic Chancery, Plot 31 Ng’umbo Road, 00260 00260 211 [email protected] of Sudan Private Bag 179x Ridgeway, Lusaka 211252116/252117 25248/254630 [email protected] 35. Sweden Embassy of Sweden Chancery, Haile Selassie Avenue, Opp. 00260 211251711 00260 211 254049 [email protected] Ndeke House, P.O. Box 50264, Lusaka 36. Tanzania – High Commission of Chancery, Tanzania House, 5200 United 00260 211 253323/4 00260 211 [email protected] the united Republic of Tanzania Nations Avenue, P.O. Box 31219, Lusaka 254861/253176 37. Turkey – Embassy of the Republic Chancery, Plot 5208 United Nations, P.O. 00260 211 00260 211 [email protected] of Turkey Box 50450, Long Acres Lusaka 258341/258345 258341/4 38. The United Kingdom of Great Chancery, 5210 Independence Avenue, 423200 423291 Britain and Northern Ireland – P.O. Box 50050, 1501 Ridgeway, Lusaka British High Commission 39. United States of America – Chancery, Subdivision 694/Stand 100 00260 211 357000 00260 211 357244 Zambia.usembassy.gov Embassy of the United States of Ibex Hill Road, Kabulonga, P.O. Box Lusaka.usembassy.gov America 31617, Lusaka 40. Zimbabwe – Embassy of the Chancery, Plot 11058 Haile Selassie 00260 211 00260 211 254046 [email protected] Republic of Zimbabwe Road, P.O. Box 33491, Long Acres, 254022/254006/254012 Lusaka 41. European Union – Delegation of Chancery, Plot 4899, Los Angeles Blvd, 00260 211 00260 211 [email protected] the European Union Long Acres, P.O. Box 34871, Lusaka 250711/252240/255585 250906/252336 42. Senegal – Consulate General of Consul, 74 Independence Avenue, Anglo 00260 211 257066 00260 211 257067 the Republic of Senegal American Building, 2nd Floor, P.O. Box 50521, Lusaka

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ANNEXE IV

ZAMBIAN MISSIONS ABROAD

S/N NAME OF CHANCERY EMAIL ADDRESS MISSION NUMBER 1. ABUJA 0023494618605 [email protected] 2. ACCRA 00233021782298 [email protected] 3. ADDIS ABABA 00251920656993 [email protected] 4. ANKARA 00903124281040 [email protected] 5. BEIJING 008861065326156 [email protected] 6. BERLIN 004917670765695 [email protected] 7. BRASILIA 00556132483277 [email protected] 8. BRUSSEL 003223435649 [email protected] 9. CAIRO 00201289248581 [email protected] 10. CANBBERRA [email protected] 11. DAR ES 00255222125529 [email protected] SALAAM 12. GABORONE 002673951951 [email protected] 13. GENEVA 0041227614400 [email protected] 14. HARARE 002634773777 [email protected] 15. KINSHANSA 00243994950061 [email protected] 16. KUALA LUMPUR 0060321453507 [email protected] 17. LILONGWE 002651772590 [email protected] 18. LONDON 00442075896655 [email protected] 19. LUANDA 00244943710356 [email protected] 20. LUBUMBASHI 00243811819394 [email protected] 21. LUENA 00244254260087 [email protected] 22. MAPUTO 0025821492452 [email protected] 23. MOSCOW 0074956885001 [email protected] 24. NAIROBI 00254786756263 [email protected] 25. NEW DELHI 00911141808374 [email protected] 26. NEW YORK 0012128885770 [email protected] 27. OTTAWA 0016132324400 [email protected] 28. PARIS 0033752409285 [email protected] 29. PRETORIA 0027123261847 [email protected] 30. ROME 00393312179304 [email protected] 31 RIYADH 00966114542295 [email protected] 32. SEOUL 00821063867409 [email protected]

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33. STOCKHOLM 0046866799040 [email protected] 34. TEL AVIV 00972549952944 [email protected] 35. TOKYO 0081334910121 [email protected] 36. WASHINGTON 0012022659717 [email protected] 37. WINDHOEK 0026461237610 [email protected]

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