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02 Apr 2014
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Twinning agreement between Mohammedia and Kanifing
After France, Belgium, China, Russia, and Portugal, it is the turn of the elected officials of the city of Kanifing, in the Republic of The Gambia, to visit Mohammedia to conclude a decentralised cooperation agreement. During a ceremony at the commune headquarters, marked by the presence of Salem Ali Sheggaf, governor of Mohammedia, Lamin Kabba Bajo, ambassador of the Republic of The Gambia, local authorities, elected officials, and numerous personalities, a twinning agreement was signed between the urban commune of Mohammedia, represented by its president, Mohamed M'Fadel, and the city of Kanifing, in the person of its mayor, Yankuba Colley. This twinning concerns many areas and aims to better exploit the potential for cooperation between the two cities. Mohamed M'Fadel and Yankuba Colley highlighted in their speeches the importance of decentralised cooperation and its contribution to…
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