Ablakwa names committee to shape Mahama’s AU chairmanship agenda
Foreign Affairs Minister and North Tongu MP, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, has disclosed that a high-level committee of experts has been working on an African Union Strategy and Implementation Document to guide President John Mahama’s tenure as AU Chairman. President Mahama is expected to assume the AU Chairmanship in January next year. The committee is chaired […]
Foreign Affairs Minister Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa has announced the formation of a high-level committee of distinguished experts to develop an African Union Strategy and Implementation Document, which will guide President John Mahama's tenure as Chairperson of the African Union. The document will be prepared for President Mahama before he assumes the AU Chairmanship in January of the following year.
The committee, chaired by Mr. Ablakwa, consists of distinguished individuals such as Dr. Mohamed Ibn Chambas, Ambassador Kwasi Quartey, Ambassador Chris Kpodo, and others.
President Mahama expressed his determination to make his tenure as AU Chairperson impactful and transformative. The committee's primary objective is to respond to the aspirations and legitimate expectations of Africa's 1.5 billion people. Mr. Ablakwa praised the committee members for their dedication, expertise, and sacrifices in undertaking this crucial national and continental assignment.
The public and stakeholders are encouraged to share their views on the key issues President Mahama should prioritize during his tenure as AU Chairperson. Suggestions on measures that could help advance a more peaceful, prosperous, integrated, and influential Africa under President Mahama's leadership are welcomed.
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