African FMs start to arrive at AU commission HQ for 34th Executive Council session
The African foreign ministers start to arrive at the
headquarters of the African Union Commission in Addis Ababa on Thursday ahead
of the 34th Ordinary Session of the Executive Council.
The meetings will set the stage for the 32nd African
Summit, set for Sunday and Monday.
The two-day meetings will focus on a number of
political files related to peace and security in the African continent, topped
by the situation in Libya, Somalia and Democratic Republic of Congo.
The African foreign ministers will discuss a report
on the 37th Ordinary Session of the Permanent Representatives’ Committee that
was held on January 15-16, as well as the Annual Report of the African Union
and Its Organs 2018.
They will also discuss a report by the AU Commission
on the humanitarian situation in the continent, in addition to a high-level
panel's report for assessing candidate countries to host the African Space
Agency.
