The ACP-EU Courier | Number 17 (May-June 2010)

Summary:

This issue of the ACP-EU Courier magazine includes the following items:

• Editorial
• Profile
  • Anthony Hylton: Trade and aid are still in Europe's interests
  • Romano Prodi. A road map to increase African Integration
• To The Point
  • Haiti: Careful planning, not speedy reconstruction: Meeting with the Mayor of Port-Au-Prince
• Round Up
• Dossier
  • ACP Aeronautic Industry
    • ACP aviation: time for turn around
    • A Single African sky?
    • A regional centre of excellence for safety
    • Pacific: At the cusp of a mini-revolution?
    • Turbulent times for Caribbean airlines
    • EU grounds African airlines
    • EGNOS: EU satellite for African Skies?
• Civil Society on the Move
  • A cultural understanding-Islamic relief
  • African civil society organisations missing out on dialogue with China
• Round UP
  • Rithy Panh discusses his collaboration wiht Burkinabe director Gaston kabore-Interview
• Discovering Europe
  • Normandy & Bastogne (France and Belgium)
    • Liberty Road
    • From Normandy to Bastogne
    • The Battle of Hastings in cartoon strip
    • St. Therese, Patroness of the missions
    • Farmers from developed and developing countries face the same struggle
    • A territorial approach to development
    • Electricians without borders
    • A culture of literature and gastronomy
• Zoom
  • Aaron Mokeona: Bafana Bafana's exemplary captain
• Our Planet
  • Earthquakes: between fatality and lucidity
• Interaction
  • Democratic republic of the Congo: a demand for sovereignty
  • Africa's re-birth in bronze
  • Food security remains at the heart of development strategies
  • Interview with Commissioner Piebalgs: ODA not sufficients to reach the MDGs
  • ACP-EU elected representatives concerned at the situation in Madagascar
  • Sudan: a step towards the 2011 referendum
  • Cannes 2010: The ACP grouop ensures the promotion of its cinema
• Report
  • Burundi
    • Burundi moves forward, now at peace
    • Economic development in Burundi: a quickening of the pace
    • Multiple oppositions
    • NGOs and Press: Brave enough to monitor abuses
    • Extensive aid for a land risen from the dad: Interview with Alain Darthenucq Head of the EU Delegation
    • Success of a well-planned project
    • Vivace Bujumbura
    • Burundi: Places to visit
• Creativity
  • Je danse donc je suit (I dance therefore I am)
  • Dak'art 2010: retrospective and perspective
  • Rosenclair: investing in the immaterial
  • Homage to a 'visionary Africa'
• For Young Readers
  • World Cup 2010
• Your Say/Calendar