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The Chairperson of the African Union Commission receives a number of delegations attending


Alwihda Info | Par Alwihda Info - 27 Juillet 2010



AFRICAN UNION

UNION AFRICAINE

UNIÃO AFRICANA

PRESS COMMUNIQUÉ

The Chairperson of the African Union Commission receives a number of delegations attending

the Kampala Summit

On the sidelines of the 15th AU Summit the Chairperson of the African Union Commission, Dr.

Jean PING received on 25 and 26 July 2010, a number of delegations invited to the Summit

including those of the European Commission, the United Nations and the United States.

During these meetings, the Chairperson discussed with his interlocutors issues of mutual

interest and the main items on the agenda of the Summit including the situation in Somalia.

The meeting with the delegation of the European Commission, led by the Commissioner for

Development, Mr. Andris PIEABALGS, focused on the preparations for the Third AfricaEU

Summit scheduled to be held in Libya on 29 and 30 November 2010. Both sides agreed to work

closely to ensure adequate preparations for this important event.

During the meeting with UN delegation led by the Deputy Secretary General, Mrs. AshaRose

MIGIRO, the emphasis was on the need for the two organization to further strengthen their

partnership in the fields of development, peace and security. Mrs. Migiro reiterated to the

Chairperson the commitment of the UN Secretary General to closely working with him on the

different issues of concern to Africa.

While meeting with the US Attorney General, Eric HOLDER, who led the American delegation,

the Chairperson expressed the deep appreciation of the African Union Commission to President

Barack Obama for his message to the Kampala Summit in which he reiterated his commitment

to continue to work in partnership and in common cause with the African Union to achieve its

goals and fulfill its mission.

Kampala, 26 July 2010




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