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Delegates from the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Canada pose for a photo on the first Sabbath afternoon at the 2010 world business session of the Seventh-day Adventist Church. [Photo: Gerry Chudleigh]
Delegates at the AIFSC Conference 2012 Food Security in Africa: Bridging Research and Practice. Photo credit: Tim Pascoe Photography
More than 500 delegates from 7 different countries gathered in Pretoria, South Africa on 17-18 August to participate in PMA Fresh Connections: Southern Africa. Ten educations sessions, presented by 30 speakers/panelist from around the globe provided insights on emerging growth markets, innovative technology, consumer trends, the role of logistics and much more.
Petter Guldbrandsen, Lars Peder Nordbakken, Roger Axelsson, Inge Solli, Boye Bjerkholt.
Venstres landsmøte i Molde 2005.
FIABCI delegates participated in five Miami social tours on Day 4 of the FIABCI World Real Estate Congress and ended the evening by attending the Prix d’Excellence Awards known as the “Oscars of Real Estate.”
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Museums and the Web
Museums Computer Group annual conference
Natural History Museum
7 November 2014
The Royal Anthropological Institute’s conference ‘Anthropology and Photography’ took place at the British Museum, Clore Centre 29-31 May 2014, in conjunction with the museum’s Department of Africa, Oceania and the Americas. The aim of the Conference was to stimulate an international discussion on the place, role and future of photography. Photography by Anthony Leigh
Visitors from colleges in Chongqing, China being given a guided tour of the College's Motor Vehicle department, which includes a state of the art rolling road.
The visit to Llandrillo represents part of a one week visit to Wales of Principals and Education officials of the Chongqing Municipal District. Wales has an MOU with Chongqing involving a number of trade culture and education partnerships. Welsh Universities have held reciprocal visits and a number of institutional partnerships agreed. In March 2010 a number of Welsh FE College representatives visited Chongqing, and this represents the reciprocal visits. The aim is to establish institutional partnerships with specific vocational specialism.
Key industries in Chongqing include motor manufacturing, aerospace engineering, electronics, hospitality and catering. There is a big problem with pollution and therefore an interest in renewable energies.
Delegates from the South Pacific listen to Wednesday afternoon spiritual emphasis presentation. [Photo: Gerry Chudleigh]