FEPS’Delegation to Senegal

16/02/2012

In anticipation of the presidential elections in Senegal on 26 February 2012, a delegation of European Foundation for Progressive Studies (FEPS) and the Global Progressive Forum – including researchers and elected officials – went to Dakar to promote relations between the EU and Senegal and to support its democracy.

Members of the delegation:
Ernst Stetter – Secretary General, FEPS
Françoise Castex – MEP
Alain Hutchinson – Member of Brussels Regional Parliament
Josef Weidenholzer – MEP & President, Solidar

See the invitation of the “Conference on Development Economics and Africa-EU cooperation” organized in Dakar by FEPS with the GPF and the Imagine Africa institute –

See pictures of the conference and Ousmane Tanor Dieng’s campaign

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