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Lesotho signs three-year partnership for legal and technical assistance

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The African Legal Support Facility and the Kingdom of Lesotho signed a Strategic Partnership Agreement on September 21, 2026. This three-year agreement establishes a framework for ALSF to provide legal and technical assistance to the Government of Lesotho. The assistance will cover priority projects in sectors such as energy, natural resources, infrastructure, and sovereign finance.

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The agreement provides a practical framework for strengthening access to specialized legal and technical support for national projects of importance. As part of the partnership, the Kingdom of Lesotho has agreed to contribute to the financial resources of the African Legal Support Facility.

Lesotho is reforming its troubled justice system with support from the European Union.

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  • LesothoSigned the Strategic Partnership Agreement with the African Legal Support Facility.

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