EUCLID Treaty Signatories

This is a list of the authorized signatories for the EUCLID instruments under international signed to formalize the participation of the Participating States in EUCLID (Euclid University):

OPEN MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING (MOU) BETWEEN THE PARTICIPATING EUCLID PARTIES REGARDING THEIR PARTICIPATION IN THE EDUCATIONAL FRAMEWORK DEFINED HEREIN” (UNTS I-49006)”

Signatories: The intergovernmental agreement defining the statutes and operations of EUCLID was approved on behalf of the Participating Parties by the following:

  • Girlyn Miguel (March 5, 2008), Minister of Education, Government of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
  • Zainab Bangura (April 16, 2008), Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Government of Sierra Leone
  • Osman Saleh Mohammed (June 8, 2008), Minister of Foreign Affairs, Government of Eritrea
  • Sam Kutesa (July 10, 2008), Minister of Foreign Affairs, Government of Uganda
  • Pakoa Kaltongga (December 2, 2008), Minister of Foreign Affairs, Government of Vanuatu
  • Paulin Djakpo (December 10, 2008), Chief of Cabinet to the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Government of Benin (note: Benin’s agreement is unique in that it is for informal participation in EUCLID, not for legally-binding effect)
  • Abdoulaye Faye (February 2, 2009), Minister of State to the President, Government of Senegal
  • Mohamed Toihiri (April 10, 2009), Permanent Representative to the United Nations, Government of the Comoros
  • Augustin Nsanze (May 24, 2010), Minister of External Affairs and International Cooperation, Government of Burundi
  • Joao Cancio Freitas (May 17, 2011), Minister of Education, Government of Timor-Leste
  • Mamadou Tangara (July 15, 2011), Minister of Higher Education, Government of The Gambia

Ambassador Toihiri

Photo above: Ambassador Mohamed Toihiri signing on behalf of the Union of the Comoros (2008)

UPDATED FRAMEWORK AGREEMENT REGARDING THE PARTIES’ PARTICIPATION IN EUCLID AS CONSTITUTED AND DEFINED HEREIN” (UNTS I-49007)

Framework Agreement Signatories: The revised intergovernmental agreement was approved on behalf of the Participating Parties by the following:

  • Girlyn Miguel (October 1, 2009), Minister of Education, Government of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
  • Zainab Bangura (September 25, 2009), Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Government of Sierra Leone
  • Abdoulaye Faye (August 13, 2009), Minister of State to the President, Government of Senegal
  • Mohamed Toihiri (September 3, 2009), Permanent Representative to the United Nations, Government of the Comoros
  • Augustin Nsanze (May 24, 2010), Minister of External Affairs and International Cooperation, Government of Burundi
  • Faustin-Archange Touadéra (May 31, 2010), Prime Minister, Government of the Central African Republic
  • Araya Desta (August 12, 2010), Permanent Representative to the United Nations, Government of the Eritrea
  • Joao Cancio Freitas (May 17, 2011), Minister of Education, Government of Timor-Leste
  • Mamadou Tangara (July 15, 2011), Minister of Higher Education, Government of The Gambia