PRESIDENT OBAMA VISITS AFRICA FIRST STOP SENEGAL
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June 2013
Day 26
Senegal, Africa
Taking his second trip to Africa since his election as Chief Executive Officer of the United States, President Barak Obama made his first stop in Senegal . Greeted by government officials the President aim is settling in a more strong and confident relationship with Africa. The mood also is set in visiting the former leader Nelson Mandela who's recent hospital stay shows signs of critical but staple condition. The President is wanting to meet the former President Mandela, but has respected in reservation of the family if necessary. In meetings and speeches President Obama is expressing the beneficial and political services of the democratic process of spreading democracy. Senegal's people welcomed the U.S, leader, many were disappointed however, that they were turned away to trying to see the U.S. President. Overall, the President has shown friendly and optimistic overtones in Africa, and since his ties with his father is there he may feel it also his African connection for a progressive visit. The President is accomplished by the First lady and his daughters. The trip will conclude in Tanzania.
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June 2013
Day 26
Senegal, Africa
Taking his second trip to Africa since his election as Chief Executive Officer of the United States, President Barak Obama made his first stop in Senegal . Greeted by government officials the President aim is settling in a more strong and confident relationship with Africa. The mood also is set in visiting the former leader Nelson Mandela who's recent hospital stay shows signs of critical but staple condition. The President is wanting to meet the former President Mandela, but has respected in reservation of the family if necessary. In meetings and speeches President Obama is expressing the beneficial and political services of the democratic process of spreading democracy. Senegal's people welcomed the U.S, leader, many were disappointed however, that they were turned away to trying to see the U.S. President. Overall, the President has shown friendly and optimistic overtones in Africa, and since his ties with his father is there he may feel it also his African connection for a progressive visit. The President is accomplished by the First lady and his daughters. The trip will conclude in Tanzania.
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I love Africa and I would like to visit Ethiopia, Kenya, South Africa, and Egypt to name a few...