Foreign Minister stresses governance in AU reform

During his participation in the African Union Executive Council, Tunisian Foreign Minister Mohamed Ali Neffati emphasized that completing the reforms of the African Union Commission requires establishing a responsible professional environment that promotes transparency, fair assignments, and efficiency in recruitment, while also considering the geographical distribution among member states. Tunisia welcomed the AU budget draft for 2027 and the resumption of appointment processes after years of suspension to strengthen the Commission's capabilities, reaffirming commitment to good governance principles and cost rationalization. Neffati also called for support for new structures, such as the African Center of Excellence, to enhance African economic integration. He highlighted the importance of cooperation with African countries, including areas such as security, counter-terrorism, and support for the Palestinian cause. Additionally, he reviewed the results of visits and collaborative projects with countries like Libya, Kenya, and Nigeria.

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