International relations scholar to host a lecture on Canada-Africa relations at UniMAC-IJ on February 21.

The upcoming lecture by Associate Professor Edward Akuffo will delve into the complexities of Canada-Africa relations, focusing on historical ties, trade partnerships, and diplomatic initiatives. Attendees can expect insights into how these relationships have evolved and their implications for future collaboration between Canada and African countries. Event Details

  • Date and Time: February 21, 2025
  • Location: University of Media Arts and Communication (UniMAC-IJ)
  • Speaker: Associate Professor Edward Akuffo, University of Fraser Valley

Lecture Focus

  • Historical Context: The lecture will explore the historical connections between Canada and Africa, highlighting key events that have shaped their relationship over the years.
  • Trade Partnerships: A significant portion of the discussion will center on trade relations, examining current trade agreements and their impact on both Canadian and African economies.
  • Diplomatic Initiatives: Professor Akuffo will address various diplomatic efforts aimed at strengthening ties, including development aid, cultural exchanges, and collaborative projects.

Expected Outcomes

  • Enhanced Understanding: Attendees will gain a deeper understanding of the dynamics of Canada-Africa relations and the potential for future growth.
  • Networking Opportunities: The event will provide a platform for students, academics, and professionals to engage in discussions and network with peers interested in international relations.
  • Q&A Session: Following the lecture, there will be an opportunity for attendees to ask questions and engage directly with Professor Akuffo, fostering a more interactive learning environment.

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