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Anna Kolisz, EBA's Business Ambassador to Poland, has published a new book entitled ANNA KOLISZ INSPIRES.

The book's premiere took place on 8th August 2020 in the beautiful rose-decorated interiors of the Atena Restaurant in Mielec, Poland. The Gala gathered many invited guests: representatives of local authorities, befriended entrepreneurs, friends and employees of ANKOL. The premiere of the new book aroused great interest and delighted everyone present. 

In the book, the author shares her own experiences and inspirations necessary to go from dreams to the realisation of her vision and her goals, to become happy and fulfilled in life.

Photo: Mr Savvov holding the completed Quadrennial report for the UN  and SDG chart.

According to Mr Ivan Savvov, EBA Director, for the past 4 years it has been both a privilege and challenge to serve as an NGO with Consultative status with the Economic and Social Department at the UNITED NATIONS and contribute to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

Source: https://sdgs.un.org/goals

Today we are proud to submit a quadrennial report of our work to inform the Member States about our activities in support of the United Nations.

Source: snapshot of the UN website at the time of report submission.

During the four years tenure with the UN, we raised Corporate Social Responsibility issue to the top level, organised a vast number of meetings and submitted numerous written statements to the highest-level officials and conventions – all to raise awareness and draw attention to the Social and Economic Development on the world arena.

We would like to thank all members of our team, partners and friends from around the world for their immense support and contribution! We will continue our work to eradicate poverty, make education accessible and create sustainable conditions for our cities.

Due to the fact that the so-called ‘fake news’ has become a powerful tool for spreading false information around the world, and thousands of people become victims of fake attacks, leaders of business, science and education from 54 countries of the world signed the Resolution on the creation of Anti-fake Investigation Agency (AIA), based in Oxford.

The agency’s activities are focused on promoting the education of general public and the journalist community about negative effects of fake news, protecting the victims of disinformation by providing transparent platform for expressing plain facts in public interest, encouraging people to make more informed opinion.

The Members of the Anti-fake Investigation Agency believe that the only judge of what is true or false is the general public, and civil society institutions can provide a powerful antidote to disinformation allowing victims to stand their ground and have their opinion heard.

Signed on 12 April 2019, 116 Pall Mall Street, London, UK

‘TOP-100. Achievements 2019’ Forum

The so-called “fake news” has become a powerful tool for spreading false information around the world, and thousands of people become victims of fake attacks on these days.

The Anti-fake news Investigation Agency (AIA), based in Oxford, was created under the auspices of the Europe Business Assembly (EBA) to promote the education of general public and the journalist community about negative effects of fake news and to protect the victims of disinformation.

The Members of the Anti-fake news Investigation Agency believe that the only judge of what is true or false is the general public, and civil society institutions can provide a powerful antidote to disinformation allowing victims to stand their ground and have their opinion heard.

Posted by Camilla Walker