Madbouly Calls for Unified Response to Africa's Crises

During his speech at the extraordinary African Union Summit in the Angolan capital, Luanda, Prime Minister Mustafa Madbouly discussed the unprecedented challenges and conflicts facing Africa, such as poverty, climate change, water scarcity, terrorism, and transnational organized crime, all of which threaten the continent's security and stability. He emphasized the importance of joint efforts to develop cooperation mechanisms and accelerate reconstruction and development efforts after conflicts, focusing on infrastructure rehabilitation, institution building, and integrating those affected—especially women and youth—to promote peace and sustainable development. He also highlighted the need to revise representation in the African Peace and Security Council to ensure fair representation, and outlined Egypt's plans to host upcoming events aimed at strengthening African cooperation.

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