The ministers also pledged to sustainably and equitably address the threat of malaria in the African region.
The UN described the situation as tragic and unacceptable.
Police dispersed the crowd with tear gas while Congo’s Vice Prime Minister Christophe Lutundula assured ambassadors of enhanced security.
“I’m happy and thankful for the opportunity extended to us (foreigners) to be part of this training.’’
The elections across Africa’s second-largest country were disrupted on Wednesday by delays in delivering election kits and malfunctioning equipment.
The training, held at NiMet regional headquarters in Oshodi, Lagos, is expected to run until December 22.
“We must look within, work together to end conflicts.’’
The House of Representatives on Sunday urged the federal government to declare a state of emergency on malaria
The Nigerian passport has remained one of the least world’s most powerful passports, ranking fifth-worst in Africa, the Henley Passport Index shows.
Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni said he would push for dialogue with his African counterparts to end the Russia-Ukraine war.
