- The Pan-African Parliament is convening under the African Union's theme, with South Africa hosting the headquarters and Cyril Ramaphosa scheduled to address the opening session.
- The Pan-African Parliament has been tasked with finding sustainable solutions for African migration and discussing potential reforms to the United Nations Security Council.
- African institutions, including the Pan-African Parliament and African Union, are calling for continental unity and greater representation in the UNSC.
Ghana calls for a permanent seat for Africa on the United Nations Security Council.
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Ghana calls for a permanent seat for Africa on the United Nations Security Council.
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African institutions, including the Pan-African Parliament and African Union, are calling for continental unity and greater representation in the UNSC.Also in this story
- South Africa, represented by Mxolisi Sizo Nkosi, is advocating for increased African representation in global forums.
- Failure to ratify conventions is hindering continental goals of the African Union and Pan-African Parliament.
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- The long-running campaign for permanent seats for Africa on the UN Security Council has gained momentum.
- Africa seeks permanent seats in UN bodies as AU expresses its position at the UN General Assembly.
- Ghana advances the African Union's Agenda 2063 and deepens bilateral cooperation with Morocco.
- The African Union called for two permanent African seats on the UN Security Council, with Liberia and DRC participating in discussions.