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Dear Honourable Minister,
I just picked up my messages. I supposed you are in flight back to Mauritius.
Thank you very much for your attendance at the AMD 50x15 Summit and the World
Economic Forum. Everyone I met who had been exposed to you and your
knowledge/thought process was very positively impacted. It is leaders like you
that add pride to my nationality.
Thank you for your time and contribution.
Please let me know how I can be of further assistance.
Sincerely,
Imi Mosaheb
Regional Manager, Sales and Marketing
Country Manager, South Africa
Advanced Micro Devices, Inc.
2 Gweb Lane, Exchange Square
First floor, JSE building
Sandton, 2146
South Africa
From: Imi Mosaheb, Advanced Micro Devices
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Source: African ICT Achievers Award 2007
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Top Minister in Africa with an ICT Portfolio
H.E. Marie Joseph Noel-Etienne Ghislain Sinatambou, Ministry of Information Technology and Telecommunications (Mauritius)Finalist:
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A truly Africa wide ICT Awards programme, endorsed by Nepad, the African ICT Achievers Programme, has at its core a central theme, one that touches the lives of all Africans, namely to “Make the African Century a Reality”. Since its inception in 1998, the African ICT Achievers Programme has built a strong foundation of recognition and reward for those ICT individuals and organisations who have made a difference to the ICT industry in Africa. They must have proven achievement in business excellence , innovation, entrepreneurship or through having touched the lives of others less fortunate. They must also have proven that their interaction continues to leverage ICTs to make a difference across our continent
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