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Discover the Fru Ndi Foundation: its vision, missions, and actions for tomorrow.

The Fru Ndi Foundation invites you to its very first press conference, to be held on January 17, 2025 at the Akwa Hin Conference Hall, starting at 3:30pm. This event will mark the official launch of the Foundation, and will offer a detailed presentation of its objectives, its areas of intervention and the projects it intends to carry out to perpetuate the Chairman’s legacy.

On the program: a presentation by members of the Foundation, followed by an interactive exchange with the media and partners. This meeting is the ideal opportunity to discover how this initiative is committed to promoting peace, social justice, education and critical dialogue.

Join us to find out how the Foundation intends to transform its legacy into an engine of positive impact for generations to come.

To register for this event email your details to frundifoundation@gmail.com

Register using webmail: Gmail / AOL / Yahoo / Outlook

 

Date And Time

2024-12-27 @ 03:30 PM to
2024-12-27 @ 04:30 PM
 

Location

Akwa Hin Conference Room
 

Event Types

Media
 

Event Category

Media
 

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Organizer

Makrea

Makrea

The event is organized by Makrea Enterprises Sarl, the official communications agency of the Fru Ndi Foundation. Specializing in high-impact social communications strategies, Makrea supports projects that transform ideas into concrete solutions for communities.   With recognized expertise in event design and management, Makrea puts its know-how at the service of the Foundation to guarantee optimum visibility for its actions and values.
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Venue

AKWA HIN hotel

AKWA HIN hotel
Housed in a completely renovated, authentic 2-storey colonial building, the AKWA HIN hotel is conveniently located in downtown Douala (between Rue Pau and Rue King Akwa) - on the “Old Paris Dancing” street.