2. 2005 – 2008: Before EUCLID…
2005: IOSD launches “Euclid” project with University of Bangui and ULI Brussels
2006: First agreements are signed to create a consortium called “Euclid”
2007: Updated operational agreements between IOSD and (a) University of Bangui; (b) ULI
of Brussels; (c) University of N’Djamena
2007: IOSD agreement with ICCI
2008: IOSD presents EUCLID legal framework to OIC member states in Qatar
3. 2008: MOU entry into force
April 2008: “Open Memorandum of
Understanding (MOU) between the
Participating EUCLID Parties regarding their
Participation in the Educational Framework
defined herein” enters into force as States
begin review and signature processes
2008 Participating States: Saint Vincent; Sierra
Leone; Eritrea; Uganda; Vanuatu
United Nations Treaty Section provides
guidance on updating agreement and UN
registration processes
4. 2009: Updated Framework
Intergovernmental agreement updated as “Updated
Framework Agreement regarding the Parties' Participation
in EUCLID as Constituted and Defined herein”
2009 and 2010 Participating States: Senegal, Benin,
Comoros, Burundi
5. 2010: Focus on LOT3
EUCLID focuses on LOT3, a European
Commission funded project to deliver graduate
level training to 60 civil servants in Eritrea, a
EUCLID Participating State
6. 2010 Highlight
Prime Minister Faustin Touadera, former Rector of
the University of Bangui at the inception of the
“Euclid” initiative, signs EUCLID instrument of
participation and begins discussing
headquarters agreement for EUCLID
Burundi becomes 11th Participating State and
Timor-Leste begins processes
United Nations registration processes completed
in December 2010
7. Remembering Banny deBrum
Ambassador Banny deBrum was EUCLID’s
first High Steward, while also serving as
Ambassador of the Marshall Islands to the
United States. He travelled with the EUCLID
delegation to Eritrea in 2009, but died in
2011. He is fondly remembered and sorely
missed.
8. 2011: HQ agreement
March 2011: Headquarters agreement is signed for
offices at University of Bangui and Prime Minister’s
tower
Implementation of HQ agreement enables EUCLID to
become a full member of the Association of African
Universities
EUCLID continues international institutional and
academic processes including US validation or
clearance processes
9. 2012: UN visit
May 2012: Prime Minister Touadera visits United Nations and
presides over EUCLID graduate ceremony
UN Secretariat issues letter confirming their recognition that
EUCLID degrees are accredited and usable to UN employment
10. 2012-2013: Gambia processes
2012: Dr Mamadou Tangara signs Gambia
instrument of participation
2013: EUCLID sends High Level Delegation to
Gambia to discuss headquarters agreement
Photo: The EUCLID Secretary General with
Minister Tangara in Banjul
11. End 2013
Completion of procedure with Oregon (pending since
2008)
(Following completion of procedures with Maine and
Michigan in 2011)
13. 10 years of intergovernmental service
Dedicates, flexible, truly international faculty team
Completed validation / documentation processes applicable to all countries and
subnational entities (except Texas which will be processed in 2015)
Increasingly strong network of alumni, including one ambassador and one presidential
chief of protocol