THANKS TO OUR ACTIVISM, THE UNIVERSITY OF OREGON HAS SUSPENDED ITS PARTNERSHIP WITH THE ALI BONGO REGIME. GRACE À NOTRE ACTIVISME, L’UNIVERSITÉ DE L’OREGON A SUSPENDU SON PARTENARIAT AVEC LE RÉGIME ALI BONGO






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À la lumière des événements malheureux survenus au Gabon entourant l’élection présidentielle du 27 Août, le centre Gabon-Oregon (GOC) a suspendu ses opérations. Pour le moment, nous n'acceptons plus de propositions de projets de recherche conjointes. Nous espérons avec impatience reprendre, sous une forme nouvelle, nos efforts pour soutenir la recherche collaborative transnationale sur le développement durable en Afrique Sub-Saharienne.

Les demandeurs actuels et les bénéficiaires courants de subventions de recherche du GOC et d'autres soutiens, devraient discuter de leurs situations spécifiques avec le directeur exécutif du GOC Eric Benjaminson.

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