African Development Bank and UNFPA meet to strengthen institutional partnership for women and youth in Africa

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September 16, 2025

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African Development Bank and UNFPA meet to strengthen institutional partnership for women and youth in Africa

UNFPA ED Diene Keita (far left) with AFDB President Sidi Ould Tah (2nd left) and Bank staff, Abidjan.

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