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  2. The African Union seeks full participation in global economic decision-making, representing African unity and development.
  3. High-level talks involving German officials about deepening economic cooperation and strengthening political ties between the African Union and Africa.

Olaf Scholz and Laura Chinchilla chair a new commission, with James Mwangi appointed, set up by Germany.

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Olaf Scholz and Laura Chinchilla chair a new commission, with James Mwangi appointed, set up by Germany.

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Olaf ScholzLaura ChinchillaJames Mwangi

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  1. The commission's scope expanded to include senior officials from Spain, Senegal, Uruguay, Indonesia, and Brazil.1 source
  2. Scholz and Chinchilla chair the new German-backed commission, appointing James Mwangi.1 source

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High-level talks involving German officials about deepening economic cooperation and strengthening political ties between the African Union and Africa.

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The entities involved

  • Olaf Scholz

    German politician (SPD), ninth Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany (2021–2025), Member of the Bundestag

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  • Laura Chinchilla

    46th President of Costa Rica

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  • James Mwangi

    Kenyan banker

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