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Residential School in Mauritius – Participants I

July 10, 2014 by CAS Leave a Comment

Alice Alaso, UNHCR, Uganda

Richard Asante, University of Legon, Ghana


Noran Mohammed Farag Bakr, Cairo University, Egypt


Conrad Bosire, University of the Western Cape, South Africa


Nouria Brikci, Oxford Policy Management, UK


Dhanraj Conhye, Ministry of Agro Industry and Food Security, Mauritius

Filed Under: Mauritius, Mauritius Profiles, Residential Schools Tagged With: Alaso, Alice Alaso, Asante, Bakr, Bosire, Brikci, Cairo University, Conhye, Conrad Bosire, Dhanraj Conhye, Mauritius Participants, Mauritius Profiles, Ministry of Agro Industry and Food Security, Noran Mohammed Farag Bakr, Nouria Brikci, OPM, Oxford Policy Management, Richard Asante, UNHCR, University of Legon, University of the Western Cape, UWC

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