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The Monrovia strategy and the Lagos plan of action for African development- Five years after
(1984-11)
This paper presented at the ECA/Dalhousie University Conference on the Lagos Plan of Action and Africa’s future International Relations: projections and implications
for policy-makers, in Canada, from November 2-4, 1984. ...
Statement by professor Adebayo Adedeji United Nations under-secretary-general and Executive Secretary of the Economic Commission for Africa at the 25th assembly of heads of state and government of the organization of African unity
(1989-07)
Statement made by Professor Adebayo Adedeji during the 25th Assembly of Heads of State and Government of the Organization of African Unity. The statement highlights, why Africa remained under the yoke of the paralysis ...
The African Economic and social crisis : an agenda for action by Africa and the International community
(1984-07)
The speech delivered during the General Debate and the Special Debate on the Critical Economic Situation in Africa at the 1984 Second Regular Session of the Economic and Social Council of the United Nations, from 10 to 12 ...
Statement at the formal opening of the 20th session of the commission and 11the conference of ministers professor Adebayo Adedeji
(1985-05)
Statement made by Professor Adebayo Adedeji during a formal opening of the 20th session of the commission and 11th conference of ministers. It analyzed at great length the nature and causes of the economic crisis of 1984, ...
The challenge to the international community of sustaining Africa's economic recovery=Redressement economique de l'Afrique:Defi de la communaute internationale
(1987-04)
This statement made at the formal opening of the Twenty-
second session of the Commission, Thirteenth meeting
of the Conference of Ministers provided details on the preparatory meetings, and the five commitments African ...
Une évaluation préliminaire des résultats de l'économie africaine en 1986 et les perspectives pour 1987 par le professeur Adebayo Adedeji Secrétaires général adjoint des Nations Unies et Secrétaires exécutif de la Commission économique pour l'Afrique, faite au siège de la CEA, Addis-Abeba devant le corps diplomatique et la communauté internationale d' Addis- Abeba
(1987-01)
Les pays africains ont connu pour la première fois depuis plusieurs années des taux de croissance de leur GDP de 3 % et plus. Malheureusement, neuf pays sont les plus grands économiquement, et continué à connaître un taux ...