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The African -American University of Central Africa (Aauca) already has a chair, the first throughout the country. The important agreement has been signed at the Unesco headquarters in Paris.
It is the moment of the historic firm of the Chair, the Deputy Director of Education of UNESCO, Stefania Giannini and Paulo Speller, rector of the Aauca, have signed the agreement in the presence of the general director of University Teaching and Research, PERGENTINO ESANGUI ONDO, the permanent delegate ambassador to UNESCO, Carmelo Nvon Equatorial Guinea.
It can be described as a milestone in the university history of our country, said Paulo Speller, recognizing the great importance of the step that the African -American University of Central Africa has just given.
An opportunity that positions AAUCA as an academic reference for prestige and authority, both in equatorial guinea and in the subregion, if one takes into account that, with the signed agreement, our country becomes one of the few where higher students can acquire this high degree of training in the CEMAC area.
Cooperation between Equatorial and UNESCO Guinea is strengthened with the adhesion of Aauca to the 45 UNITWIN networks, an extensive line of universities distributed in more than 120 countries, managed by the United Nations institution in charge of education, science and culture. Committed to the foundational principles of UNESCO, Stefania Giannini congratulated the recent university and applauded the efforts of all involved, with special mention to the Ministry of Education and the Permanent Delegation of Equatorial Guinea before UNESCO.
For its part, PERGENTINO ESANGUI ONDO, making apology of one of the famous phrases of S.E. Obiang Nguema Mbasogo on education, emphasized that a cultured town is better than rich, said Aaucas contribution to specify the sustainable development programs that appear on the 2060 agenda ratified by the Malabo government.
The African -American University of Central Africa, operational since 2019 in the city of La Paz, Djibloho, has been working with prestigious universities such as the Complutense of Madrid, the Unilab of Brazil and the UCAV, among others, and now extensive its field of collaboration with UNESCO to promote international cooperation between universities, share knowledge and promote collaborative works.
Text and photos: Juan Carlos Obiang NSUE EYUI (Press Assort of the Embassy in France and Central Europe)
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