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Through Class of Steele an International Consulting Cabinet (ICC) is being established to facilitate the new UN Peace Ambassadors, memtored and trained within the Class of Steele, they will make up the Cabinet.
ICC will be made up of various chapters including the Asia Consulting Cabinet will include India and the Jewish Consulting Cabinet will emcompass Israel and Ethopia to date.
The CARICOM arm, covering the northern zone from Bahamas to Suriname in the Americas.
The East Africa Consulting Cabinet will be made up of Uganda, Tanzania, Kenya and South Sudan.
The Central Africa Consulting Cabinet will initially cover DR Congo and the West Africa Consulting Cabinet will initially cover Nigeria.
Their aim is to review and approve appropriate humanitarian projects and initiatives that will be presented to the government at the highest level for governmental approval. All these projects will comply with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.
The Cabinet will act in an advisory position covering a variety of subjects including Sustainable Agriculture, Child Education, Health, Nutrition, Reforestation etc.