…were observed in parts of sub-Saharan Africa. Conversely, mortality rates peaked in Eastern Europe and Melanesia. Specific high-burden regions include liver cancer in Mongolia and cervical cancer in Zimbabwe. Addressing these variations highlights not only differing risks of developing cancer, but also widespread dispa…

…and Northern European countries, as well as the ongoing recovery in Central and Eastern Europe. Africa also recorded a four percent increase in arrivals. North Africa recorded particularly strong momentum, including double-digit growth in March, while Sub-Saharan Africa maintained steady gains. In the Asia and Pacific…

…relatively young population have also supported employment. Poland has developed one of Eastern Europe’s stronger labour markets, with manufacturing, services and economic reforms contributing to job creation. Slovakia’s automotive industry and foreign investment have been major sources of employment, although many opp…

…is growing in Asia. Rotary is ageing out in some parts of Europe. Rotary is growing in Eastern Europe, though not as fast as we wish. In the United States, it is ageing, and in Australia, it is ageing. We are working on bringing down the average age with our diversity policy. And Rotaract is a Rotary membership type fo…

…as a strategic gateway for Nigerian businesses seeking access to the markets of Southeastern Europe.” The ambassador added, “We are ready to bring our companies back to Nigeria. Serbia is eager to develop stronger economic relations with Nigeria and to serve as a bridge for Nigeria into Southeastern Europe.”