Message from the Chief, Publications and Conference Management Section, ECA.




Mr. Marcel Bolboaca - Chief, Publications and Conference Management Section, ECA;  Economic Commission for Africa (ECA); Addis Ababa




Location: 2Q77+VMW, Menelik II Ave, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

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