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University of Cheikh Anta Diop, Dakar, Senegal
University of Cheikh Anta Diop, Dakar, Senegal
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Corniche in fromt of ESP/UCAD
Relaxing area in front of ESP/UCAD
Getting here
Getting here
ESP/UCAD
By plane
Fly to Blaise Diagne International Airport (AIBD), Dakar, Senegal by plane.
By Taxi
From the Airport take a taxi to the venue Ecole Superieure Polytechnique at the University of Cheikh Anta Diop.
There is a taxi rank outside of the at the Blaise Diagne International Airport (no need to prebook). Yango is a popular application and can use for pre-booking.
Destination Senegal
Destination Senegal
Land of Teranga
Senegal boasts a rich culture, political stability that makes it a model of exceptional democracy in West Africa, and a climate conducive to tourism, boasting 3,000 hours of sunshine per year, more than 700 km of coastline, and 530 km of beaches. Numerous UNESCO World Heritage-listed parks and animal reserves, representative of African wildlife, delight wildlife enthusiasts in Sine Saloum and Eastern Senegal.
Senegal boasts a rich culture, political stability that makes it a model of exceptional democracy in West Africa, and a climate conducive to tourism, boasting 3,000 hours of sunshine per year, more than 700 km of coastline, and 530 km of beaches. Numerous UNESCO World Heritage-listed parks and animal reserves, representative of African wildlife, delight wildlife enthusiasts in Sine Saloum and Eastern Senegal.
The “Land of Teranga”: this is the nickname given to Senegal, a land of hospitality, sharing and wealth. And it's not untrue, for this is a country to be visited with the heart, and hospitality is deeply rooted here! Beyond its luxuriant and generous nature, Senegal boasts not only an incomparable culture, but also a beautiful heritage. Of course, you'll spend time on the fine sandy beaches, but you'll also love getting lost in the hustle and bustle of its noisy, friendly streets.
The Senegalese capital first captivates with its architectural heritage, remnants of French colonization. Dakar is a cosmopolitan city with many treasures. From the tip of Almadies to Cape Manuel, it vibrates to the rhythm of the waves, revealing its festive venues, cultural spaces, and colorful markets.
For details please visit these webpages to gather information if you wish to visit Senegal before or after the event.
For details please visit these webpages to gather information if you wish to visit Senegal before or after the event.
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