He urged President Bola Tinubu to use his influence within the African Union to mobilise efforts to restore peace and stability in Mozambique.
He lauded the initiative and described it as the right step to address one of the world’s most significant challenges.
“There has never been a better time to accelerate progress towards peace, prosperity and sustainable development,” he stated.
The head of the UN Office to the African Union said there were reasons to be hopeful despite the significant peace and security challenges facing Africa.
“They’re going to be able to keep al-Shabab back on their heels going forward in future operations,” Mr Langley said.
On Tuesday, the British Navy said effective collaboration on maritime safety and security would enhance the development of a blue economy in the Gulf of Guinea.
The states are Nassarawa, Cross River, Imo, Abia, Kano, and Kebbi.
AfDB’s director-general for West Africa, Lamin Barrow, says the banks’ cumulative financing approval in Nigeria is $10.9 billion.
Mr Tinubu and Mr Guelleh agreed to continue to work together to advance bilateral interests
“There is a very serious humanitarian crisis there; it is a very worrisome situation,” Mr Chambas said.
