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The meeting in Kigali, which started in the conference room of the Rwandan Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Regional Cooperation, took place in a cordial atmosphere. Photos UNOCA/Norbert N. Ouendji
The 56th session of the United Nations Permanent Advisory Committee on Security Issues in Central Africa (UNSAC) started in Kigali, the capital of Rwanda, with the meeting of focal points from the 11 Member States namely
As part of the mandate entrusted to it by the United Nations Permanent Advisory Committee on Security Issues in Central Africa (UNSAC) during its 55th session organized in May 2023 in Sao Tome, the delegation of Cameroon indicated that Bang
The Ministers of Foreign Affairs and Heads of delegation (UNSAC) also adopted the “Kigali Declaration” on this issue. Photos UN Rwanda
The Member States of the United Nations Permanent Advisory Committee on Security Issues in Central A
At the initiative of the UN Regional Office for Central Africa and Center for Human Rights and Democracy in Central Africa, about twenty journalists, bloggers and civil society representatives gathered in Douala reaffirmed the need to raise awareness and undertake concrete actions for social cohesion, togetherness and peace.
An award dedicated to media professionals from Central Africa who engage in the creation, production and publication of content countering hate speech and promoting a peaceful rhetoric will be launched in 2024.
The Head of UNOCA highlighted the challenges and progress observed in the subregion over the past six months. UN Photo/Eskinder Debebe
The Special Representative, Abdou Abarry, presented to the Security Council on Wednesday, 13 December 2023, the 25th biannual report of the United Nations Secretary-General on the situation in Central Africa and the activities of UNOCA.
A virtual meeting of representatives of UN entities covering Central Africa took place on 15 February 2024.
A “Collection of Best Practices for the Prevention and Resolution o
The Special Representative of the UN Secretary-General for Central Africa and Head of UNOCA, Abdou Abarry, is following with great concern the events taking place in N'Djamena since the night of Tuesday 27 February and which allegedly led to loss of human life.