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21st LEX Africa Annual General Meeting held in Dakar, Senegal – June 2014

21st LEX Africa Annual General Meeting held in Dakar, Senegal – June 2014

The 21stย LEX Africaย AGM was held at theย Hotel Terrou-Biย inย Dakar.ย  Delegates from 12 African countries attended.ย  Guests included representatives of two global law firm networks,ย Advocย andMultilaw, and US law firmย Covington & Burling.

Apart from the formal work and brainstorming sessions, the host firm,ย Mame Adama Gueye & Associes, ensured that delegates were able to enjoy the sights (including the world heritage site at theย Island of Gorรฉeย and theย Lac Rose Lagoon), local art, music and cuisine and most importantly the culture ofย Terangaย (hospitality). A cocktail party was held to introduce delegates to leading business and Government leaders.

Pieter Steyn, chairman of LEX Africaย noted โ€œWe are delighted to have held the AGM in Dakar. Itโ€™s the first time it has been held in Francophone West Africa and forms part of our strategic focus to expand our membership in Francophone Africaโ€.

Published 23 June 2014

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