UN: Africa Security Council on Peace and Terrorism
The Peace and Security Council of the African Union held its 1369th session at the ministerial level in New York, as part of the 81st session of the United Nations General Assembly. The session focused on the topic "Good Neighborliness and Regional Responses to Security and Terrorism Challenges in Africa." The meeting emphasized the impact of good neighbor relations among African countries on their ability to combat terrorism and collective security threats. It also reaffirmed the core principles of the African Common Defence and Security Policy, which include sovereignty, respect for borders, peaceful resolution of disputes, and refraining from using territories as bases for aggression. The discussions highlighted the importance of adhering to good neighborliness principles and resolving disagreements peacefully to achieve effective responses to security challenges across the African continent.
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