OFFICIAL CONSTITUTION AND AUTHORITY OF THE UNITED STATES OF AFRICA

           

THE   UNITED   STATES  OF AFRICA

(United with whitehouse.gov & USA.gov)

PRESIDENT  THE  UNITED  STATES
 

Mr.RANDRIAMAMPIONONA SOLOMON
          President the United States of Africa at the President United States
          Control Command World Defense
          President Executive IUUO The Peace World
          Unic United With 
-International Court of Justice
-Amnesty International USA | Protect Human Rights
-UN - US - EU - UK World Defense and Nation and Organization
-International Counter-Terrorism
E-mail : president_randriamampionona@ymail.com
                president@whitehouse.gov
Phone : +26134-026-1111  or  + 202 – 456 -1111
Fax     : +202-456-2461. TTY/TDD
Web    :  Whitehouse.gov Contact
             Whitehousepres.blogspot.com 

WAR ON TERRORISM INTERNATIONAL

THE PRESIDENT'S CONSTITUTIONAL AUTHORITY TO CONDUCT MILITARY OPERATIONS AGAINST TERRORISTS AND NATIONS SUPPORTING THEM

       The President has broad constitutional power to take military action in response to the terrorist attacks on the United States on September 11, 2001. Congress has acknowledged this inherent executive power in both the War Powers Resolution and the Joint Resolution passed by Congress on September 14, 2001.

        The President has constitutional power not only to retaliate against any person, organization, or State suspected of involvement in terrorist attacks on the United States, but also against foreign States suspected of harboring or supporting such organizations.

        The President may deploy military force preemptively against terrorist organizations or the States that harbor or support them, whether or not they can be linked to the specific terrorist incidents of September 11.

       September 25, 2001

MEMBER HIGH AUTHORITY PRESIDENTIAL OF UNITED STATES OF AFRICA



1/- Mr.BAN  KI  MOON
Secretary-General of the United Nation
E-mail : malu@un.org
            press@unicwash.org
Phone : + (212) 963-6934 or (212) 963-6937
Fax     : +(212) 963-4642
Web    :  United Nation.org  Contact

           : WWW. SECRETARY GENERAL UNITED NATION CENTER

2/-Mr.GEORGE W.BUSH
President  the  United  States  of America
E-mail : info@bushcenter.com
              president@whitehouse.gov
Phone : + 214.890.9943 or  + 202 – 456 - 1414
Fax     : + (214) 692-4324
Web    : Whitehouse.gov Contact
           :  WWW. GEORGE W.BUSH PRESIDENTIAL CENTER

3/-Mr. W . J CLINTON
President  the United States of America
E-mail   : enews@clintonfoundation.org
            : president@whitehouse.gov
Phone   : + 202 – 456 - 1414
Fax      : + 202-456-2461. TTY/TDD
Web     :  Whitehouse.gov Contact
            :  WWW. J.CLINTON PRESIDENTIAL CENTER

THE UNITED STATES  PRESIDENT OFFICE EXECUTIVE

Every day, the President of the United States is faced with scores of decisions, each with important consequences for America  Africa  future. To provide the President with the support that he or she needs to govern effectively, the Executive Office of the President (EOP) was created in 1939 by President Franklin D. Roosevelt. The EOP has responsibility for tasks ranging from communicating the President’s message to the American Africa people to promoting our trade interests abroad.
Overseen by the White House Chief of Staff, the EOP has traditionally been home to many of the President’s closest advisors.
The following entities exist within the Executive Office of the President:

• Council of Economic Advisers
• Council on Environmental Quality
• Executive Residence
• National Security Staff
• Office of Administration
• Office of Management and Budget
• Office of National Drug Control Policy
• Office of Science and Technology Policy
• Office of the United States Trade Representative
• Office of the Vice President
• White House Office

In addition, the following entities exist within the White House Office:

• Domestic Policy Council
  • Office of National AIDS Policy
  • Office of Faith-based and Neighborhood Partnerships
  • Office of Social Innovation and Civic Participation
• National Security Advisor
• National Economic Council
• Office of Cabinet Affairs
• Office of the Chief of Staff
• Office of Communications
  • Office of the Press Secretary
  • Media Affairs
  • Research
  • Speechwriting
• Office of Digital Strategy
• Office of the First Lady
  • Office of the Social Secretary
• Office of Legislative Affairs
• Office of Management and Administration
  • White House Personnel
  • White House Operations
  • Telephone Office
  • Visitors Office
• Oval Office Operations
• Office of Presidential Personnel
• Office of Public Engagement and Intergovernmental Affairs
  • Office of Public Engagement
    • Council on Women and Girls
  • Office of Intergovernmental Affairs
  • Office of Urban Affairs
• Office of Scheduling and Advance
• Office of the Staff Secretary
  • Presidential Correspondence
  • Executive Clerk
  • Records Management
• Office of the White House Counsel

The EOP Fiscal Year (FY) 2013 Congressional Budget Submission, supporting the offices and councils within the EOP, was submitted to the Congress on February 13, 2012.
The EOP Fiscal Year (FY) 2012 Congressional Budget Submission, supporting the offices and councils within the EOP, was submitted to the Congress on February 14, 2011.
The EOP Fiscal Year (FY) 2011 Congressional Budget Submission was submitted to the Congress on February 2, 2010.

MEMBER OF PRESIDENT STATE  OF THE  UNITED  STATES  OF AFRICA

 

ALGERIA STATE
Abdelaziz Bouleflika (President State since 27 April 1999)
•    Ahmed Ouyahia (PM) 23 June 2008 -
•    Abdelaziz Belkhadem PM 24/05/2006 - 23/06/2008
ANGOLA STATE
Jose E. DOS SANTOS President State since 10 Sept; 1979
•    Antonio Paulo KASSOMA PM since 30 Sept; 2008
•    Fanando da Piedade Dias dos Santos(PM 2002/12/06 - 2008/09/30)

BENIN REPUBLIC STATE
Yayi Boni. (President State and head of government) BOTSWANA
•    Seretse Khama Ian Khama (President State  since 1st April 2008)
•    Mompati MERAFHE (V.P.)
•    Festus G. Mogae (1 April 1998 to 1 April 2008)

BURKINA FASO STATE
Blaise Compaore (President State ),
Paramanga Ernest Yonli (Prime Minister)

BURUNDI STATE
Pierre Nkurunziza (President State )

CAMEROON STATE
Paul Biya (President State),
Ephraim Inoni (Prime Minister)

CAPE VERDE STATE
Pedro Verona PIRES(President  State )
Jose Maria Periera NEVES(Prime Minister)

CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC STATE
Francois BOZIZE (President State)
Elie DOTE (Prime Minister)

CHAD STATE
Lt Gen. Idriss DEBY (President State)
Pascal YOADIMNADJI (Prime Minister)

COMOROS STATE
 Ahmed Abdallah SAMBI (President State)

CONGO, REPUBLIC STATE
of Denis SASSOU-NGUESSO (President State)

CONGO STATE,
D.R. of Joseph Kabila (President State)
Antoine Gizenga(Prime Minister and Head of government)


COTE D'IVOIRE STATE
Alassane Outtara President State  from 4 Dec. 2010
•    Guillaume Soro 4/4/2007, 11/4/2011 - Prime Minister(resigned from Gbagbo and immediately re-appointed by Outtara 11/4/2011)
•    Laurent Gbagbo - President 26/10/2000 - 11/4/2011
•    Gilbert Aké - Prime Minister 6/12/2010 - 11/4/2011
•    Charles Konan Banny - Prime Minister 7/12/2005 - 4/4/2007
•    Seydou Diarra - Prime Minister 10/2/2003 - 7/12/2005
•    Pascal Affi N᾿Guessan - Prime Minister 27/10/2000 - 25/1/2003
•    Robert Guéi - President 24/12/1999 - 26/10/2000
•    Seydou Diarra - Prime Minister 18/5/2000 - 27/10/2000
•    Henry Konan Bédié - President 7/12/1993 - 24/12/1999
•    Daniel Kablan Duncan - Prime Minister 11/12/1993 - 24/12/1999
•    Félix Houphouet-Boigny - President 3/11/1960 - 7/12/1993
•    Alassane Outtara - Prime Minister 7/12/1990 - 11/12/1993
4 December 2010 to 11 April 2011 was a period of double Presidency as a result of election dispute. Gbagbo refused to accept defeat in the Nov. election and is officially sworn-in. Outtara swears-in himself and is recognised by the UN and the international community. On 11 April 2011, Outtara forces backed by the UN and French forces in a gun battle arrested Gbagbo ending the season of double presidency. Outtara was officially sworn-in 6 May 2011.

DJIBOUTI
Ismail Omar GUELLEH(President State),
Mohamed Dileita DILEITA(Prime Minister)

EGYPT STATE
Mohamed Morsy   ( President State )
Kamal ElGanzoury  ( Prime Minister )
Mohamed Hussein Tantawi Acting President State from 11 February 2011 -
(Chairman, Supreme Council of the Armed Forces and defacto leader following President State Mubarak’s resignation)
•    Kamal Ganzouri (PM 7 December 2011 - )
•    Omar Suleiman (V.P.31/01/2011 to 11/02/2011)
•    Hosni Mubarak 14/10/1981 - 11/2/2011
(resigned in response to mass protest by the people of Egypt)
•    Sufi Abu Taleb - President(Acting) 06/10/1981 to 14/10/1981
•    Anwar El Saddat - President(assassinated) 15/10/1970 - 06/10/1981
•    Gamal Abdel Nasser Hussein - President 23/06/1956 to 28/09/1970
•    Muhammad Naguib President 18/06/1953 to 14/11/1954
•    Essam Sharaf PM 07/03/2011 - 07/12/2011
•    Ahmed Shafiq - PM 31/1/2011 to 7/3/2011
•    Ahmed Nazif - PM 14/7/2004 to 31/1/2011


EQUATORIAL GUINEA STATE
Brig. Gen.(rtd) Teodoro OBIANG NGUEMA MBASOGO (President State ),
Ricardo Mangue Obama NFUBEA (Prime Minister)


ERITREA ISAIAS Afworki ETHIOPIA STATE
Girma Wolde-Giorgis(President State)
Meles Zenawi(Prime minister)

GABON STATE
Ali Bongo Ondimba – President State from 16 October 2009
•    Paul Biyonghé MBA - Prime Minister from 15 July 2009
•    Rose Francine Rogombe
(Interim President 8 Jun; 2009 to 16 October 2009 on the death of El Hadj Omar Bongo)
•    El Hadj Omar BONGO Ondimba
(President: 2 Dec. 1967 to 8 Jun; 2009)
•    Jean Eyeghe NDONG(Prime Minister)
•    Léon M’BA - (President 17/08/1960 - 28/11/1967)

THE GAMBIA STATE
Yahya A.J.J. JAMMEH (President State and Head of government)

GHANA  STATE
John Evans Atta-Mills (President State  and Head of government, from 7 Jan. 2009)
John Agyekum Kufuor (7/01/2001 to 7/01/2009) GUINEA
•    Alpha Condé – President State  21 Dec. 2010 -
•    Mohamed Said Fofana 24 Dec. 2010 - (PM)
•    Sékouba Konaté - Acting President 3/12/2009 - 21/12/2010
•    Capt. Moussa Camara - President 24/12/2008 - 3/12/2009
(Hospitalized due to injury sustained from an assassination attempt in December 2009.)
•    Jean Marie Doré - P.M. 26/1/2010 - 21/12/2010
•    Aboubacar Samporé - President 22/12/2008 - 24/12/2008
•    Kabiné Komara (P.M. 30/12/2008 - 21/1/2010
•    Lansana CONTE - President 3/4/1984 - 22/12/2008
•    Ahmed Tidiane SOUARE - P.M May to Dec. 2008
•    Lansana Kouyate - P.M. from 2007 to 2008
•    Louis Lansana Beavogui - President 26/3/1984 - 3/4/1984
•    Ahmed Sékou Touré - President 2/10/1958 - 26/3/1984

GUINEA BISSAU  STATE
Malam Bacai Sanha (President State from 8 Sept. 2009)
•    Carlos Gomes (Prime Minister from 2 Jan. 2009 --)
•    Raimundo Pereira (Interim President 3 March 2009 - 8 Sept. 2009)
•    Joao Bernardo 'Nino' VIERA (President 1980-1999, 2005 - 2009 killed by soldiers on 2 March 2009 in retaliation to a bomb blast that killed the country's military chief, Gen. Batista Tagme Na Waie)
•    Aristides GOMES (Prime Minister 2005 - 2007)

KENYA  STATE
Mwai Kibaki (President State  and Head of government)
Raila Odinga (Prime Minister in a power sharing government following violence in an election which many believes he won) LESOTHO King Letsie 111, (King)
Pakalitha Mosisili(Prime Minister) LIBERIA Ellen Sirleaf Johnson (President and Head of government)

 LIBYA STATE
Mustafa Abdul-Jalil - from 5 March 2011. (Chairman Transitional National Council TNC, serves as head of state)
•    Abdurrahim el-Keib acting PM from 31 October 2011
•    Ali Tarhouni - acting PM 23/10/2011 - 31/10/2011
•    Mahmoud Jibril acting PM 05/03/2011 - 23/10/2011
•    Col. Mu'ammar al-Qaddafi - President (01/09/1969 - 20/10/2011)
•    King Idris - King (1951 - 01/09/1969
•    al-Baghdadi Ali al-Mahmudi - PM 05/03/2006 - 2011)

MADAGASCAR  STATE
•    Andry Rajoelina (Named President trasition  by the military on Tuesday March 17th; 2009 after forcing Marc Ravalomanana to resign)
      Jean Omer Beriziky - Acting PM Trasition
o    Col. Vital Albert Camille -Acting  PM Trasition since 20 December 2009
o    Monja Roindefo - Acting P.M. Trasition 17/3/2009 - 10/10/2009
•    Marc Ravalomanana (President: 6/5/2002 - 17/3/2009)
      Cecile Manorohanta P.M.
o    Eugene Mangalaza P.M.
o    Jarques Sylla (P.M. Feb. 2002 - Jan. 2007)
•    Didier Ratsiraka - President: 9/2/1997 - 5/7/2002 (rebellion)
•    Nobert Ratsirahonana - President: 5/9/1996 - 9/2/1997 (interim)
•    Albert Zafy - President: 27/3/1993 - 5/9/1996 (resigned)
•    Didier Ratsiraka - President: 15/6/1975 - 12/9/1992, - 27/3/1993
•    Gilles Andriamahazo - President: 12/2/1975 - 15/6/1975
•    Richard Ratsimandrava - President: 5/2/1975 - 11/2/1975 (assassinated)
•    Gabriel Ramanantsoa - President: 11/10/1972 - 5/2/1975 (resigned)
•    Philibert Tsiranana - President: 26/6/1960 - 11/10/72, 1/5/1959 - 26/6/1960 (resigned)

MALAWI  STATE
Bingu wa MUTHARIKA (President State)

MALI  STATE
Amadou Toumani Toure (President State since 08/07/2002)
•    Alpha Oumar Konaré (08/06/1992 - 08/06/2002)
•    Moussa Traoré (19/11/1968 - 26/03/1991)
•    Modiba Kéita (20/07/1960 - 19/11/1968)
•    Modibo Sidibe (Prime Minister from 28/09/2007)
•    Ousmane Issoufi Maiga(P.M.)

MAURITANIA  STATE
Gen. Mohamed Ould Abdel Aziz - President  State - from 5 August 2009
•    Ba Mamadou Mbaré - Acting President since 16/4/2009 - 5/8/2009
•    General Mohammed Ould Abdel Aziz President 6/8/2008 - 15/4/2009. seized power following his military dismissal)
•    Sidi Mohamed Ould Cheikh 19/4/2007 - 6/8/2008
•    Ely Ould Mohamed Vall 3/8/2005 - 19/4/2007
•    Maaouya Ould Taya 12/12/1984 - 3/8/2005
•    Mohamed Khouna Ould Haidalla 4/1/1980 - 12/12/1984
•    Mohamed Ould Louly 3/6/1979 - 4/1/1980
•    Mustafa Ould Salek 10/7/1978 - 3/6/1979
•    Moktar Ould Daddah Independence - 10/7/1978
•    Moulaya Ould Mohamed Laghdaf - Prime Minister since 14/8/2008
•    Sidi ould Cheikh Abdalahi (Ex-President April 19th 2007 to August 6, 2008)
•    Yahya Uld Ahmed El Waghef(Ex-Prime Minister, May 6 to August 6; 2008)
•    Zeine Ould Zeidane (Ex-Prime Minister April 20; 2007 to May 6; 2008)
•    Col.Ely Ould Mohamed VALL(Ex-President: Aug. 3rd 2005 - Apr. 19; 2007)
•    Sidi Mohamed Ould BOUBAKAR(Ex-Prime Minister).

MAURITIUS STATE
Sir Anerood JUGNAUTH (President State )
Navinchandra RAMGOOLAM (Prime Minister)

MOROCCO STATE
King MOHAMED VI (king and head of state),
Driss JETTOU (Prime Minister)

MOZAMBIQUE
Armando GUEBUZA (President),
Luisa DIOGO (Prime Minister)

NAMIBIA STATE
Hifikepunye POHAMBA (President),
Nahas ANGULA (Prime Minister)

NIGER STATE
Salou Djibo - Head Military Junta (from 18 February 2010)
•    Mamadou TANDJA (22/12/1999 - 18/02/2010) President, deposed in a military coup 18/02/2010
•    Prime Ministers
o    Ali Badjo Gamatié (02/10/2009 - 18/02/2010)
o    Albabé Abouba (23/9/2009 - 02/10/2009)
o    Seyni Oumarou (07/06/2007 - 23/09/2009)
o    Hama AMADOU (1995-1996, 2000 - 2007)

NIGERIA  STATE
Dr Goodluck Jonathan President  State  from 6 May 2010 - date
(Acting President 9/2/2010 - 6/5/2010, V.P. 29/05/2007 - 09/02/2010
•    Namadi Sambo (V.P. from 19 May 2010 - date)
•    Alhaji Umaru Musa Yar'Adua
(President 29/05/2007 - 05/05/2010 Died in office due to sickness paving way for the Jonathan presidency)
•    Chief Olusegun Obasanjo (President May 1999 - May 2007)
•    Alhaji Abubakar Atiku (V.P. May 1999 - May 2007)

RWANDA STATE
Paul KAGAME (President State ),
Bernard MAKUZA (Prime Minister)

SAO TOME & PRINCIPE STATE
Fradique DE MENEZES (President State ),
Tome Vera CRUZ (Prime Minister)

SENEGAL STATE
Macky Sall ( President States elect in  March , 25, 2012 )
Abdoul Mbaye ( Prime Minister)
Abdoulaiye Wade (President  State  and Head of government)

SEYCHELLES STATE
James Michel. (President State and Head of government)

SIERRA LEONE STATE
Ernest Bai Koroma(President  State and Head of Government since Sept. 17th, 2007 after a tense run-off election) Ahmad Tejan KABBAH (Out-going President)


SOMALIA  STATE
Adan Mohamed Nuur Madobe (Interim President State . He assumed the position of President being the Speaker of Parliament at the time of the resignation of former President Abdullahi YUSUF Ahmed)
Abdullahi YUSUF Ahmed(Ex-President, resigned 2008 Dec 29. He has been the head of a transitional government since 2004),
Nur Hassan Hussein (Prime Minister; 2007 Nov. to date)
Ali Mohamed GEDI(Prime Minister 2004 Nov. 3rd to 2007 Oct. 29).

SOUTH AFRICA  STATE
Jacob Gedleyihlekisa Zuma President State  from May 9th, 2009
Kgalema Motlanthe (President; Sept 25th, 2008 to May 9th 2009)
He replaced Thabo Mbeki who was forced to resign following power tussles with his party, ANC chairman Jacob Zuma.)
Mr Tabo Mbeki (President: 1999 - 2008)
Nelson Mandela (President: 1994 - 1999) The first elected president in a fully democratic South Africa.

SUDAN STATE
Field Marshal Umar Hassan al-Bashir SWAZILAND King MSATI III (King and head of state),
Absolom Themba DLAMINI (Prime Minister).

SOUTH  SUDAN  STATE
Salva Kiir Mayardit ( President  State )

TANZANIA  STATE
Jakaya Kikwete (President State  and Head of state)

TOGO STATE
Faure GNASSINGBE (President),
Yawovi AGBOYIBO (Prime Minister)

TUNISIA STATE
Moncef Marzouki – President State (acting)
from 13 December 2011 -
•    Hamadi Jebali(PM from 24 December 2011 to date
•    Fouad Mebazaa acting President - 15/01/2011 to 13/12/2011
•    Beji Caid el SEBI (PM 27/02/2011 to 24/12/2011
•    Mohamed GHANNOUCHI (PM 17/11/1999 to 27/2/2011)
acting President 14/1/2011 - 15/1/2011
•    Zine el Abidine BEN ALI (President 14/10/1997 to 14/1/2011) stepped down and fled the country following popular mass protest dubbed Jasmine Revolution after a 23-year-rule. The protests began in December 2010 after Mohamed Bouazizi set himself on fire after police confiscated his produce cart)
•    Hamed Karoui - PM 27/9/1989 to 17/11/1999
•    Habib Bourguiba - 1st President 25/7/1957 to 7/11/1987

UGANDA STATE
Lt. Gen. Yoweri Kaguta MUSEVENI (President State and Head of government)

ZAMBIA  STATE
Michael Chilufya SATA – President State  from 23 sept 2011
•    Rupiah Banda 29/6/2008 - 23/9/2011
•    Levy Mwanawasa 2/1/2002 - 19/8/2008 (Died in office)
•    Fredrick Chiluba 2/11/1991 - 2/1/2002
•    Kenneth Kaunda 24/10/1964 - 2/11/1991
o    Guy SCOTT - Vice President: 23/9/2011 -
o    George Kunda 2/11/2008 - 23/9/2011
o    Rupiah banda 9/10/2006 - 2/11/2008

ZIMBABWE STATE
Robert Gabriel MUGABE President State (since independent, 1980)
Morgan Tsvangirai; Prime Minister(since Feb. 11th 2009) in a power-sharing government

---

    

      

Constitution of the United States of Africa

Introduction

In February 07 , 2007 , President  the  United  States  of  America  Mr. George William Bush  in Law 2764  , is  launch Order Authorized  of  nominate Mr. Randriamampionona Solomon  2165949S  in  Confirm  Whitehouse .gov  , command  and inclined  the  all  US.Africom  Defense in Africa , and there  is declared  for  this new  command  will  strengthen  our security  cooperation with Africa , and help  to create  new  opportunities  to  bolster  the capabilities  of our partners in Africa , will  enhance  our efforts to help bring  peace  and security  to the people  of Africa  and promote  common  goals of development  , health , education , democracy , and economic growth  in Africa.

We must  United  the all  Africa  State  and  Nation  and  Organization and Association  with  all People on forces defense  and  strong  Economic  for  we can to stabilize our mission to  deliver  serious security  peace  and to settled development progress  in  Africa for all People Africa , and for  we can to rescue and  to  deliberate  the  Africa   with  People  to became have right and there  is  have above of standards  of living   with stabilize  of high  growth  Economic  equal  the all people and Country already liberty  in the World , in February  07 , 2007  Mr. Randriamampionona Solomon  command  with supported  the all  US-UN-UE-UK  international forces diplomacy , and political  is  Declared  for the United States of Africa is to Build.

Article I:

Section 1: The  United States Presidential with Federal Government of  Africa USAfrica.gov   is United  with  United States Presidential  whitehouse.gov  , and Federal Government of America  USA.gov   on  the all symbols , flag  , and gestation  of base  good  governance , transparency  , and Order , Decisiveness  Authorizations  for  the  Pontetial Forces security defense  and  Strong of high growth economic and trusting of judge Justice .

Section 2: The United States and Government Federal of Africa is having:

1-    President the United States

2-    Member of the high Authority Presidential, with the Federal Governments

3-    Member President State, with the Government

Article II:

The  constitution  of  United States of Africa  is  United  with the Institution of  base Constitution of the United States , and  the all member  State of  Africa  is must  accepted  and respected this United  States Constitution with the  Institution of  base Constitution private  of the each 54 state of Africa.

Article III:

Section 1: the United States, and all states of Africa is  must to send participle , and must take the responsibility on all moments need for to confirm the United for the all United States Country and all United Yank’s People World and there is must supported for continue the all desire need for to change the World United States country and people with all other People and Nation and Organization and Association have US. Partners and US. cooperation in the World , to became we are and there is have  United high Potential Force security international Defense , and United Strong of high growth international economic progress  and the trusting international judge of justice with Force International Political , forces international Diplomacy can  accepting , must  respecting , must execution  ,and number one place on  above honors and nobility  in the World  use for  protect the World security peace , democracy , right of man , liberty , and of can stabilize the world crisis system institution of  financements  , and world problem system mechanism  growth economic  and of can control and itself the all other World problem program development progress and  Program Nuclear to became not stabilize the world system climate environment for warranty the Defending for the World Nation and insurance the Securing for the Future World Generation People,

Section 2: This all Order Authorized, and Declaration Authorized, decisiveness Authorized is accepted to form the constitution for the United States of Africa.  

---

    

THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT OF  THE  UNITED STATES OF AFRICA

USAfrica.gov

US.America – US.Africa  Government  Federal   Made Easy

The Government Federal of  the United States of  Africa ( USAfrica.gov )  combine  and unic united  with  for USAmerica Government Federal ( USA.gov ) and .gov Blog • General Services Administration • OCSIT • 1275 First Street NE • Washington DC 20417 USAmerica. 

Contact
usafrica_gov@ymail.com

USA.gov1@mail.fedinfo.gov
 1-800-FED-INFO (333-4636)  / + (261) 34 - 026 - 1111 

THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT EXECUTIVE  DEPARTMENT

• Department of Agriculture (USDA)
• Department of Commerce (DOC)
• Department of Defense (DOD)
• Department of Education (ED)
• Department of Energy (DOE)
• Department of Health and Human Services (HHS)
• Department of Homeland Security (DHS)
• Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD)
• Department of Justice (DOJ)
• Department of Labor (DOL)
• Department of State (DOS)
• Department of the Interior (DOI)
• Department of the Treasury
• Department of Transportation (DOT)
• Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) 

USAfrica  information networks
Algeria Angola Botswana Burkina Faso Cameroon Capo Verde Côte D' Ivoire Egypt Eritrea Ethiopia Gambia Guinea Lesotho	Kenya Madagascar Mauritania Mauritius Morocco Mozambique Namibia Rwanda South Africa Sudan Swaziland Tunisia Uganda Zimbabwe

---

U.S. State Department Background Notes
Te Background Notes include facts about the land, people, history, government, political conditions, economy, and foreign relations of independent states, some dependencies, and areas of special sovereignty.
Click here to book for an appointment.(Note: this is for American Citizen Services only. For VISA appointments please visit the relevant section.  Visa inquiries cannot be answered by the American Services section and should be addressed according to the correct department)

---

LIST MEMBER  STATE  OF UNITED  STATES  OF AFRICA COUNTRY

 Algeria State | Angola State | Benin State | Botswana State |
Burkina Faso State |Burundi State| Cameroon State| Cape Verde State |
Central African State|Chad State | Comoros State | Congo State|
Congo Brazavile State|Côte d'Ivoire State | Djibouti State | Egypt State|
Equatorial Guinea State |Eritrea State | Ethiopia State | Gabon State|
Gambia State| Ghana State |Guinea State | Guinea-Bissau State | St Helena
State | Kenya State|Lesotho State |Liberia State | Libya State | Madagascar
State|Malawi State|Mali State |Mauritania State | Mauritius State |
Morocco State|Mozambique State|Namibia State | Niger State | Nigeria
State | Réunion State|Rwanda State |Sao Tome and Principe State|
Senegal State | Seychelles State| Sierra Leone State |Somalia State|
South Africa State| Sudan State | South Sudan State | Swaziland State|
Tanzania State | Togo State | Tunisia State | Uganda State |Zambia
State | Zimbabwe State |

THE  LIST  OF GOVERNMENT  MEMBER  IN THE  FEDERAL  GOVERNMENT  OF THE US.AFRICA.gov

   

Government of Algeria State

United Nation Mission in Algeria State

Government of Angola State

United Nation Mission in Angola State

Government of Benin State

United Nation Mission in Benin State

Government of Botswana State

United Nation Mission in Botswana State

Government of Burkina Faso State

United Nation Mission in Burkina Faso State

Government of Burundi State
United Nation Mission in Burundi State

Government of Cameroon State
United Nation Mission in Cameroon

Government of Cape Verde State
United Nation Mission in  Cape Verde State  


Government of Central African State
United Nation Mission in Central African State

Government of Chad State
United Nation Mission in Chad State

Government of Comoros State
United Nation Mission in Comoros State

Gouvernment of Côte d'Ivoire State

United Nation Mission in Côte d'Ivoire State

Government of  Nigeria State

United State & Nigeria

Government of Niger State 
United Nations Mission  in Nige State - Canada & Nigea State

Government of  Rwanda State
United State & Rwanda  State - Germany  & Rwanda State

Government of Namibia State
United Nation Mission  in Namibia State

Government of Congo Brazavil State
United Nation Mission in  Congo Brasavile State

Government of  DRCongo State
United Nation Mission of DR Congo State

Government of Djibouti State
United Nation Mission  in Djibouti State

Government of Ejypte State
United Nations Mission  in Ejypt State

Government of Equatorial Guinea State
United Nation Mission in Equatorial Guinea  State

Government of Eritrea State
United Nation mission in Eritrea State

Government of Ethiopia  State
Permanent Mission in Ethiopia State

Government of Gabon State
United Nation Mission in Gabon  State

Government of Gambia State
United Nation mission in Gambia State

Government of Ghana State
United Nation mission in Ghana State
 
Government of Guinea State
United Nation Mission in Guinea State

Government of Guinea-Bissau State 
United Nation Mission in Guinea-Bissau State

 
Government of St Helena State

DFI UK Aids in St Helena State  UK-US Relations

Governmen of Kenya State
United Nation Mission in Kenya State

Government of Lesotho State
United Nations, Mission Lesotho State

  Government of Liberia State
United Nation Mission Liberia State

Government of  Lybia State
United State Mission in Lybia State   UN.Diplomacy Mission in Libya

  Government  of  Malawi State
United State Mission in Malawi State

Government of Madagascar State
United  Nation Mission in  Madagascar

Government of Mali State
United State Mission Mali State

  Government of Mauritania State
United State Mission in Mauritania State

Government of Mauritiu State
United State Mission in Mauritius State

Government of  Sao Tome State
Ensemble Nationaof Sao Tome State

  Government of  Renion State
US.America & French    Political Relations   UN & French   (PDF)

  Government of Moroco
United Nation Mission in Morocco State

Government of Mozambique State
United Nation Mission in Mozambique

Government of Senegal State
United States Mission in Senegal

Government of Seychelles State
United States Mission in Seychelles State

Government  of Sierra Leone State
United Nation Mission in Sierra Leone State

Government of Somalia State 
United States Mission in Somalia State

Government of South Africa State 

United Nation Mission in  South Africa State




Government of  South Sudan State
United State Mission in South Soudan State

Government of North Soudan State
United States Mission in North Soudan State

Government of  Swaziland State
United States Mission in Swaziland State

Government of Tanzania State
United Nation  Mission in Tanzania State

Government of  Togolaise State
United States Mission in Togo State

Gouvernement of Tunisie State
United Nation Mission in Tunisia State

  Government of Uganda State
United States Mission in Uganda State

  Government of Zambia  State
United Nation Mission in  Zambia State

Government of Zimbabwe State
United Nation Mission in Zimbabwe State

---

        

 

U.S. Embassies in US.Africa

Angola	Gambia, The	Senegal
Benin	Ghana	Seychelles
Botswana	Guinea	Sierra Leone
Burkina Faso	Guinea-Bissau	Somalia
Burundi	Kenya	South Africa
Cameroon	Lesotho	South Sudan
Cape Verde	Liberia	Sudan
Central African Republic	Madagascar	Swaziland
Chad	Malawi	Tanzania
Comoros	Mali	Togo
Congo, Democratic Republic of	Mauritania	Uganda
Congo, Republic of the	Mauritius	Northern Uganda
Cote d'Ivoire	Mozambique	Zambia
Djibouti	Namibia	Zimbabwe
Equatorial Guinea	Niger	African Union
Eritrea	Nigeria
Ethiopia	Rwanda
Gabon	Sao Tome and Principe (w/ Gabon)

---

OFFICE  OF THE  UNITED  STATES  REPRESENTATIVE US.Africa 

Angola  |Benin | Botswana |Burkina Faso  | Burundi |Cameroon | Cape Verde | Central African Republic | Chad |Comoros | Cote d'Ivoire |Democratic Republic of Congo | Djibouti | Equatorial Guinea | Eritrea | Ethiopia |Gabon | Gambia | Ghana |Guinea  | Guinea-Bissau  | Kenya  | Lesotho |  Liberia | Madagascar | Malawi | Mali |Mauritania | Mauritius | Mozambique |Namibia  | Niger  | Nigeria |Republic of Congo  | Rwanda | Sao Tome and Principe |Senegal  |  Seychelles  | Sierra Leone | Somalia |South Africa  |Sudan |Swaziland | Tanzania | Togo  | Uganda  | Zambia  |Zimbabwe  | Regional Economic Communities (REC) |

OTHERS  OFFICE  OF THE UNITED  STATES  REPRESENATIVE  IN WORLD 

| China   | Europe & Middle East | Japan, Korea & APEC |
South & Central Asia  | European Union  | Russia and Eurasia  |
Switzerland  | Turkey |  Norway |  Iceland  |

---

 

WORLD PROGRAM PROJECT FOR FIGHT AGAINST OF POVERTY            UNITED STATES OF AFRICA

Introduction : 

The poverty is an object of symbolic for the World People and Nation have Apartheid and have Slavery, and there is to create, and to building of otheres Strong Nation and Communities and organization international use for there is  can to itself the gestations of system mechanism economic of the all World under development Nation and People.

Also we and the World People and Nation and Organization are must to confirm our United on Strong of high growth economic, and Potential Forces Defense , and Expert high Political , and Expert high  Diplomacy  use of  we can for fight against the Poverty,  the Apartheid , the Slavery, and for to deliberate the World Nation and People. 
I - FINANCE 
Because the world system mechanism of economic  is same  of  the  mechanism of big Factory , Also there  is must need and must  have energy with raw  materials  use of  there is can for to motive  this mechanism  for to execution the transformation of  manufacture the Production , and this energy with raw materials of the world system mechanism  economic is the money with  commitments of  development high precision.
Also, for we can stabilize the system world economic, we need have the stability system finance with above value money and project of system plan development high precision.
And every time's we need have high performance with strong of man power use of we can for execution this World Program project Fight Against the Poverty. 
1- World dollars and currency 
We need to manufacture world US. dollars money  have  superior Quality  to take  a new graphic of symbols and  letters  to confirm  of  stabilize the US . Dollars and the World crisis economic and finance, and the Strong United for US. World Nation and Yank's People. 
2- World Center's Bank of United States 
We need  to building  a  new Center's  Bank of United  State  World  in United states of America have  integrity security - high gestation  - Good governance  - strict transparency. 
3- Bank of State 
we need to building a new  Bank  of  State in the World use for against  the problem exchange and crisis of currency and for  we can to published this World dollars Money and  the United States and for can to account the world . 
4- Institution Finance 
we need to open cooperated and collaborated and  participated on  Dullards of Funds supported and Funds subdivide for the  world Nation Finance private and Finance international use for to supported the Euro Money , and all otheres World US-UN-UE-UK Money for there is and we are can to building a new  serious stabilize of World future institution finance and investisments. 
II -COMMITMENTS OF DEVELOPMENT 
For confirm stabilize the H.R.434  in the one hundred sixth congress of the United states of America at second session begun an held  at the city of washington on monday, the twety fourth day of january , two thousand , an act  to authorize a new trade and investment policy for United States of Africa , expand trade  benefits to the country  US.Africa , renew the generalized system of preference , and reauthorize the trade adjustment assistance programins ,be it the enacted by the senate and house of representatives of the United States of America in congress anssembled.
Section 1.Short tittle , table of contents
a) Short tittle
- This act may be cited as the " trade and Development act of 2000 "
b) Table of contents
-The table of content for this act is as follows: 
-Tittel .I - Extension of certain trade benefits to United States of  Africa
Subtitle A-Trade Policy for United States of Africa
Sec. 102. Findings
Sec. 103. Statement of Policy
Sec. 104. Eligible requirement 
Sec. 104. United States - United States of Africa trade and Economic cooperation forum.
Sec. 106. Reporting requirement
Sec. United States of Africa Defined 
Subtitle B - Trade Benefits 
Sec. 111.  Eligible for certain benefits
Sec. 112.  Treatment of certain textiles and apparel
Sec. 113. Protections against transshipment
Sec. 114. Termination
Sec. 115. Clerical amendments
Sec. 116. Free trade agreement with United States of Africa Country
Sec. 117. Assistant United States Trade represantative for United States of Africa. 
Subtitle C - Economic Develoment related Issue
Sec. 121. Sense of the congress regarding comprehensive debt relief for the world's poorest countries.
Sec. 122. Executive branch initiatives
Sec. 123. Overseas  private Investiement Corporation initiatives
Sec. 124. Export -Import Bank initiatives
Sec. 125. Expasion of the United State private foreing commercial services in United States of Africa.
Sec. 126. Donation of air traffic  control  equipment to eligible United States of Africa country.
Sec. 127. additional authority and increased flexibility to provide assistance under the development funds for United States of Africa.
Sec. 128. Assistance from United States private sector to prevent and reduce HIV/AIDS in United States of Africa.
Sec. 129. Sense of the Congress relating to HIV/AIDS crisis  in United States of Africa
Sec. 130. Study on improving US.Africa agricultural pratices.
Sec. 131. sense of the congress regarding effort to combat desertification in United States of Africa and othere country. 
Title II- Trade benefits for United States of Africa 
Subtitle A-Trade policy for United States of  United States of Africa Country
Sec. 201. Short title.
Sec. 202. Finding and Policy.
Sec. 203. Definitons. 
Subtitle B-Trade benefits for United States of Africa Country
Sec. 211. Temporary provisions to provide additional trade benefits to certain beneficiary Country.
Sec. 212. Dutty free treatment for certain beverages made with United States of Africa rum.
Sec. 213. Meeting of trade ministers and USTR. 
Title III-Normal Trade relation 
Sec. 301. Normal trade relations for Albania
Sec. 302. Normal trade relations for Kyrgyzstan. 
Title IV- Other Trade Provisions
Sec. 401. Report on employment and trade adustment assistance
Sec. 402. Trade adjustment assistance
Sec. 403. Reliquidation of certain nuclear fuel assemblies
Sec. 404. Reports to the finance and ways and means committees
Sec. 405. Clarification of section 334 of the Uruguay round agreements Act.
Sec. 406. Chief agricultural negotiator
Sec. 407. Revision of relation list or other remedial action
Sec. 408. Reports on trade adjustment assistance for agricultural commodity producers
Sec. 409. Agricultural trade negotiating objectives and consultation with congress
Sec. 410. Entry procedures for foreing trade zone operation
Sec. 411. Goods made with forced or indentured child labor.
Sec. 412. Worst forms of child labor. 
Title V- Imports of certain wool articles. 
Sec. 501. Temporary duty reduction.
Sec. 502. Temporary duty suspensions.
Sec. 503. Separate tariff line treatment for wool yarn and men's or boys' suits and suit-type jacket and trousers of worsted wool fabric.
Sec. 504. Monitoring of market conditions and authority to modify tariff reductions.
Sec. 505. Refubd of duties paid on imports of certain wool articles.
Sec. 506. Wool researche, development , and promotion trust fund. 
Title VI- Revenie Provision 
Sec. 601. Application of denial of foreing tax credit regarding trade and investment with respect to certain foreign country.
Sec. 602. Acceleration of cover over payments to puerto Rico and Virgin Islands. 
Title 1  - Infrastructures with communication new technology system 
Subtitle A - International Center's Laboratories infrastructure progress of researched
Sec. 603.  Road - Rail Road - Ports - Airport – Bridge progress - 
Subtitle B  - City of State
Sec. 604. Apartment  confortable – Market confortable - 
Subtitle C -  International Center's Communication progress of  researched 
Sec. 605.   Radio - television -internet - telecommunication progress 
Title  2- Farmer's development with green revolution
Subtitle A -  State Farm and Agricultural
Sec. 606. Big State Farm - large space State Agricultural -
Subtitle  B - International Centers of Agris business
Sec. 607.  Technician - Formation - Gestation - 
Subtitle  C - International researched of Farmer's 
Sec. 608.  Fertilizer - Seed - Material of Farmer's - Energy - 
Title 3 - Cares reform of education and Young 
Subtitle A -  Schools confortable
Sec. 609.  Book room – leisure room – sport room – religion room – eating room – shower room – water drinkers - 
Subtitle  B - International University have high superior class academy, world standards graduate
Sec. 700. Magistrate Public - Administrative - Judicial
Sec. 701. Engineer Manager - Mange -Mageable - Technician
Sec. 702. Genuis Industrial Mechanic - Informatic - Electorinic - Electric 
Subtitle  C - International Centers of Education researched
Sec. 703.  Under marine - Spatial -  Ground  Biology , Geology 
Subtitle  D - International Centers of Jobs researched
Sec. 702. Jobs Transformation - Renew – Create -  exaction  
Title 4- Cares reform of Heath and fight Against VIH/SIDA 
Subtitle A-  International Center 's laboratories of researched
Sec. 703.  Vaccinate can  protect and Medicaments can for against the parasite and the disease transmissible Virus and Bacteria
Sec. 704.  International Centers of Hospital
Sec. 705.   International Centers of Pharmacies
Sec. 706.   Insurance of Health 
Title  5 - Environment and development progress 
Subtitle A -  International Center's Protect Environment of Researched
Sec. 707.  Energy Cleaning - Materials of Fireman and Stability Climate - Young woody and Fruit 
Subtitle B - International Center’s Forest business
Sec. 708.  Gestation -Formation -Technician - 
Title 6 - Security Peace and Defense Nation 
Subtitle A - International Center’s Industrial Defense of researched
Sec. 709.  Transport - Communication  - Armament -  Radar new technology
Sec. 800. International University of defense have high class superior academic with world graduate standards Engineering's
Sec. 801. Technician - Manager's - 
Subtitle B - International Center's Institute Peace of researched
Sec. 802.  Cooperation - Collaboration - Participation security Peace with Civilian and States and Defense 
Title 7- Energy and Transports 
Subtitle A -  International Center's Energy Cleaning of researched
Sec. 803. Reduction tarif : Electric- Fuel - Gas
Sec. 804. Spring Energy cleaning   :  Solar - Air - Fuel - Nuclear - Gas -Water - 
Subtitle B - International Center's transport of researched
Sec. 805. Air Traveling - Marin and Under Marin Traveling - Ground and Under Ground traveling - Rail traveling -
Sec. 806. Security - Quality - Insurance – precision -  
Title 8 - Trading and tax Regulation 
Subtitle A - International Center's Trading of researched
Sec. 807. Farm - Agriculture - Miners - Fuel - Uranium - Fishing
Sec. 808  Exports - Imports -
Sec. 809. Marketing -Transit - Security -Communication -Transport -Insurance 
Subtitle  B - International Center's Tax of researched
Sec. 809. Unit counter - Control - supervisor 
Title 9 - Foods and waters can drinkers
Subtitle A - International Center's Foods and Waters of researched
Sec. 900. Transformation - Extensions - Create -
Sec. 901. Quality - Quantity - Gestations - 
III- DEFINITION AND REPORTS
Begging  a longs years the World Bank and Funds Monetary international is already  and not stop  to give Funds Supported , Funds subside , Funds Credit for  all 54 State of Africa  , but there  is not developed and there is rest poor's  in every time's , because there is not have United and there is not respect the gestation of Funds and gestation of  project and there is have wrong  governance . 
Mr. President , and Mr. Secretary General with Mr./ Mrs. Director General and Mr./ Mrs. Direction General and all Member of the Staff of the World Bank and International Funds Monetary Group  Organization , with all otheres comminities international funds , to be we are already to build the United States of Africa with US.Africom Defense , the Only System and Unit road  we can and have right to up , and to stabilize  the standards of living and Strong of high growth economic and to ensure the security trade international , and to supported stabilize the gstation of mission to deliver serious seccurity peace and settled development progress for People and Country of the  United States of Africa , because we  have  high performance , Strong  man power  , raw materials  with superior Quality and above Quantity need  for execution this Program project fight against the poverty and for to approaches development rapid our People and Country.
Also , the United States of Africa  need the World Bank and  International Funds Monetary  communities  cooperation , Collaboration , Participation , transparency , good governance  with on all moment of Invetisment of Funds and Material  Credit , Funds and Material Supported , Funds and Material Subdivide  need for execution and suported stabilize the this  commitments and H.R.434 of the one undred sixth congress of the United States of America , for increased trade and investment flow have the greatest impact in an economic environment in wich trading partners eliminate barries to trade and capital flows and encourage the development of a vibrant private sector that offers individual United States Africa Citizen the freedom to expand their economic opportunities and provide for the US.Africa Families , and for encouraging the reciprocal reduction of trade and investment barries in United States of Africa will enhance the benefits of trade and investment for the state well as enhance commercial and political ties between the United States and United states of Africa  , and for the United States of Africa can to send participle supported the World  , and to take the place , and he big responsibility on the World trading , Finance , Economic , use for we can  to stabilize the system mechanism of world gestation trading , finance and Economic for Development , and for benefit , and for liberty the World Nation and the World People. 

Write by Mr.Randriamampionona Solomon President the United States of Africa, Antsirabe Madagascar United States of Africa in February 09, 2007

Iternational  Sponsoring

International Monetary Fund

World Bank Group

African Development Bank 

United States Export - Import Bank

International  Country  Relation 

СЕРВЕР ОРГАНОВ ГОСУДАРСТВЕННОЙ 

CANADA

中华人民共和国中央人民政府门户网站

UNITED  KINGDOM

International  Organization Relation

UNITED  NATION

NATO

EUROPA – UNION

COUR INTERNATIONAL  JUSTICE

US.AFRICA DEFENSE
Combined Joint Task Force-HOA
US Army Africa
US Air Forces Africa
US Naval Forces Africa
US.Africa Command 
Related Sites:

Contact Author

Biographies:
Chuck Hagel

Defense Department News Through Facebook On American Forces Press Service's Facebook page, you can post comments and share news, photos and videos. Go to http://www.facebook.com/pages/American-Forces-Press-Service/65137437532 or search for American Forces Press Service at Facebook.com.

Have another inquiry? Visit the online FAQ at http://www.defense.gov/landing/questions.aspx for up-to-date information.

Get the help you, your family, and fellow servicemembers need, when you need it. Visit www.WarriorCare.mil to learn more.

Check out the National Resource Directory at www.nationalresourcedirectory.org, a new web-based resource for wounded, ill and injured service members, veterans, their families, families of the fallen and those who support them from the Departments of Defense, Labor, and Veterans Affairs.

This service is provided to you at no charge by U.S. Department of Defense. Visit us on the web at http://www.defense.gov/.

---

EXECUTIVE  COUNTER - TERRORISM

Federal Bureau of Investigation

Central Intelligence Agency

Justice Rewads Counter-Terrorism

---

Contacting the White House

Mailing Address The White House 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW Washington, DC 20500
Phone Numbers Comments:   +26134-026-1111                     +202-456-1111 Switchboard: +202-456-1414 FAX:             +202-456-2461TTY/TDD Comments:      202-456-6213 Visitors Office: 202-456-2121

E-Mail

Please send your comments

comments_usafrica009@ymail.com /   info@messages.whitehouse.gov

Due to the large volume of e-mail received, the White House cannot respond to every message. For further up-to-date information on Presidential initiatives, current events, and topics of interest to you, please continue to use the White House website.
Note: Please submit messages in text format only. This inbox is unable to receive e-mails that contain graphics or attachments. After it arrives, you will receive an e-mail confirmation indicating successful delivery.

When your are have trusting information for  against international  terrorism :

mg_jew09@ymail.com / webmaster@sec.senate.gov

 
http://www.my-microsite.com/whitehouse-gov/
http://whitehousepres.blogspot.com/
http://usafricagov.blogspot.com/
http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-United-States-of-Africa/422937347755252?ref=stream
http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Federal-Government-of-United-States-of-Africa/272086616228048?ref=tn_tnmn
http://www.state.gov/p/af/rt/agoa/2012/usabc/
http://www.state.gov/secretary/rm/2012/06/193912.htm
http://usafricaonline.com/

		Facebook		Twitter		YouTube		Flickr		Google+

 Others US.Africa Related ( Video )
Couch Mode 

1/  Homevana (Aug 2012)

Uploaded 3 months ago

2/Uploaded 4 months ago

Join
Log In

Upload 
US.Africa Country Map
US.Africa Weather

 

United States of Africa +26134-026-1111 United with for the White House • 1600 Pennsylvania Ave NW • Washington, DC 20500 • 202-456-1111 and The Government Federal of  the United States of  Africa ( USAfrica.gov )  combine  and unic united  with  for US.America Government Federal ( USA.gov ) and .gov Blog • General Services Administration • OCSIT • 1275 First Street NE • Washington DC 20417 US.America.