The United Nations and the African Union held a consultation on peace and security matters.
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- Alexandre Fasel co-chaired a consultative meeting with the African Union regarding peace talks.
- A joint task force involving the United Nations and the African Union reviewed the status of their partnership.
- Nasser Bourita addressed security challenges across Africa, calling for AU transformation and support to prevent conflicts.
- The African Union called for adequate and sustainable financing for peace operations and demanded a stronger African voice in UN bodies.
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The United Nations and the African Union held a consultation on peace and security matters.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Alexandre Fasel co-chaired a consultative meeting with the African Union regarding peace talks.Sub-event
- A joint task force involving the United Nations and the African Union reviewed the status of their partnership.Sub-event
- Nasser Bourita addressed security challenges across Africa, calling for AU transformation and support to prevent conflicts.Sub-event
- The African Union called for adequate and sustainable financing for peace operations and demanded a stronger African voice in UN bodies.Sub-event
UN and AU hold general consultation on peace and security.1 source
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United Nations
global international and intergovernmental organization
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African Union
supranational union in Africa
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