Welcome to Africa – UNA – The Club of All Nations – Africa
UNA is a collective of African nations united in their pursuit of economic and educational progress, following the guidelines set by the Marine Foundation. The foundation’s strategy for enduring growth combines public relations and communication networking to support regional development. By recognizing the importance of interconnectedness and non-political collaboration, this approach could lead to significant improvements in educational systems, including new ways to enhance tourism and attract investments. The Marine Foundation, established through the concerted efforts of five ministries, focuses on extensive concept development. It provides all necessary resources to rapidly enhance a nation’s economy by securing global interest in trade and finance.
“Global Public Relations and Multimedia Strategies for Economic Growth in Continental Africa and Beyond”
Cote D’Ivoire – Koura N. Ouattara
General President For All African Nations – Koura N. Ouattara
Developing the role of a President for all the nations of Africa involves envisioning a unique, high-level position that transcends individual national leaderships, focusing on continental unity, development, and representation. This role would be akin to a figurehead or a coordinator for the African continent, emphasizing collaboration and shared goals among the diverse nations. Here’s a detailed outline of such a role:
Continental Unity and Peacekeeping:
Foster unity and cooperation among African nations.
Mediate conflicts and disputes between member states.
Promote peacekeeping initiatives and collaborate with international organizations to maintain stability.
Economic Development and Integration:
Drive initiatives for economic integration across Africa.
Coordinate economic policies to enhance continental trade and investment.
Work with global partners to attract foreign investments and develop infrastructure.
Educational and Cultural Exchange:
Promote educational programs that enhance inter-African learning and cultural exchange.
Support initiatives that preserve and celebrate diverse African cultures and heritage.
Encourage collaborations between African universities and research institutions.
Environmental Protection and Sustainability:
Advocate for sustainable development practices.
Coordinate continental efforts in climate change mitigation and environmental protection.
Foster the development of green technologies and renewable energy sources.
Health and Social Welfare:
Coordinate continental health initiatives, focusing on combating endemic diseases and improving healthcare systems. Promote policies that ensure social welfare and reduce poverty and inequality.
Diplomacy and International Representation:
Represent the interests of African nations in international forums.
Strengthen Africa’s voice in global decision-making processes.
Build strategic alliances with other continents and international organizations.
Technology and Innovation:
Encourage the development and adoption of technology across the continent.
Support innovation and technological advancements that address Africa’s unique challenges.
Human Rights and Democracy:
Promote human rights, democracy, and good governance across African nations.
Encourage member states to adhere to democratic principles and respect for human rights.
Skills and Qualities:
Deep understanding of the diverse political, cultural, and economic landscapes of African nations.
Exceptional diplomatic and leadership skills.
Strong communication and mediation abilities.
Visionary in fostering sustainable development and unity.
Ability to collaborate with a wide range of stakeholders, including heads of state, international organizations, and civil societies.
Position Structure:
Elected by a council representing all member nations.
Serves a limited term, with a focus on long-term goals and strategies.
Supported by a secretariat and various committees focusing on specific areas like economy, culture, and environment.
Challenges:
Balancing the diverse interests of all member nations.
Ensuring effective implementation of continent-wide initiatives.
Overcoming language barriers and cultural differences.
Navigating complex geopolitical dynamics.
This role, while hypothetical, encapsulates the vision of a united and progressive Africa, addressing continental challenges and opportunities through collaborative leadership and strategic alliances.
Ethopia – Dee Dee Angagaw
President of African Developments
Gambia – Philip Abel Bensouda
Japan Branch Headquarters – The Gambia
Agritech Housing by Philip Abel Bensouda, represents a revolutionary concept in residential design, merging agricultural elements into the architecture and building of homes. These dwellings are crafted with energy efficiency as a core principle, incorporating eco-friendly technologies like solar energy and water recycling systems. This innovative approach creates a harmonious blend of comfortable living and sustainable farming practices.
The grand opening of Marine Foundation Africa was blessed the sponsorship and the presence of Her Excellency Professor Mariatou Kone, Minister of Solidarity, Social Cohesion and the Fight Against Poverty. Added to that was the visit of the Governor of Abidjan, His Excellency Beugre Mambe, who was most gracefully welcomed the Marine Foundation in ABidjan.
President Koura N. Ouattara has pioneered the way for Marine Foundation to establish in Africa for about five years of patience, endurance and reflection. The Marine Foundation concept is something that does not come out of the ordinary and working through the vision for a stable and ensuring start was not an easy task. We are so grateful that on February 20, 2019, of this day, her vision came true with the help and support of those sacrificial volunteers who truly came to the rescue and those whose hopes are firmly grounded in the development of Africa, for African, by Africa, and from Africa.
Abidjan Cocod Cite Belle Fleur 3 / 06 BP 6419 Abidjan 06 Cote D’Ivoire
Registration No: 2031/PA / President: Mrs. Koura Niele Ouattara
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Mission in Africa – the Motherland
The Marine Foundation’s versatile project development and its operational platform are designed to feed our daily aspiration for gain, prosperity, and peace, from the perspective of economic growth right from the heart of any society anywhere. With this approach to development, we have established the Ivory Coast (Cote D’Ivoire) and The Gambia to be our places of assembly for educational development and pilot projects to then develop in the whole of the African continent. We plan to acquire large real estate, to welcome our School village concept and our Global Universtiy campuses. The Republic of Cote D’Ivoire will become a center of attraction and economic development for the world to visit and to learn from.
JAPIA – Japan-Africa Partnership Initiative Association – is a Japanese-African agency that can help support the African economy with Japanese “know-how” and initiate “transfers of technology” throughout the African industrial soil, in the conception of a “Made in Africa” united label. JAPIA also helps develop the Japanese economy to new markets with the support of local African diplomacy but independent from government support. JAPIA plays a role of cultural guide and legislative support to visionary Japanese corporate leaders wishing to expand outside Japan.
The “African Cultures Celebration Festival will emotionally stir the heart of the Entire World!” Tomeo Motto RDG
Transcendent Beauty of a thousand Cultures, The African Cultures Celebration Festival in Dakar Senegal – ACCF
Entirely produced and designed by Marine Foundation Africa, ACCF will stir and inspire the heart of the entire world! (more information coming soon…)
14 days celebrations with:
- African symposiums of Information
- African art, music & food exhibits
- African in business & trade exhibits
- African multimedia gatherings
- African technology reveals
- African beauty fashion display
- African new educational concepts
- African junior yacht liberation cup
- African Football Peace Tournament
Official TV Press Announcement Abidjan February 20, 2019. Grand-Opening Ceremony
Founder & Executive Chairman -The Marine Foundation
Chief Concept Architect
World Headquarters: Tokyo Japan
I’ve never encountered anyone as devoted as my mother. Speaking for children everywhere, our mothers mean the world to us. My mother guided me on an exciting journey, prioritizing our safety and joy. Mother Jeanine left a lasting impression by teaching me to treat everyone as my siblings. Her words still echo, “One day, you will nurture our homeland.” Then, a wise mentor arrived, proclaiming that unity among tribes could bring the world together. Our diverse cultures and locations enrich our earthly existence, like the ever-changing hues from dawn to dusk. The miracle of birth underscores the splendor of life here. If we could truly understand the biological connections we share from birth, originating in the mother’s womb, we would realize that science aims to impart vast knowledge, affirming that life’s essence is rooted in love. Tomeo Motto (Carribean Mother – Father unknown)
