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CPA Banjul Conference Urges Homegrown Solutions for Africa’s Challenges

President Adama Barrow, at the 54th CPA Africa Region conference, called for African nations to drive their development by tackling conflicts, economic issues, and climate change through democracy, with Speaker Fabakary Tombong Jatta and CPA Chairperson Hon. Catherine Hara highlighting parliaments’ roles in resilience and accountability.

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President Adama Barrow of The Gambia emphasized the importance of African nations taking control of their development at the 54th Commonwealth Parliamentary Association Africa Region conference.

He emphasized the need to move beyond colonialism to address conflicts, economic challenges, and climate change, while promoting democratic governance.

Fabakary Tombong Jatta, the Speaker of the National Assembly, underscored the importance of parliaments in fostering democracy and accountability.

Hon. Catherine Hara, Chairperson of the CPA Africa Region, advocated home-grown solutions to challenges and praised Barrow’s leadership, emphasizing the importance of enhancing parliamentary roles in promoting resilience and democracy.

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