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Morocco: Minister of Foreign Affairs (MFA) Nasser Bourita Takes Part in the 1142nd Ministerial Meeting of the African Union (AU) Peace And Security Council

3 March 2023 By admin

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The Minister of Foreign Affairs, African Cooperation, and Moroccan Expatriates, Mr. Nasser Bourita took part, on March 03rd, 2023, in the 1142nd Ministerial meeting of the AU Peace and Security Council on “the role of the AU Panel of the Wise in promoting peace, security and stability in Africa’’.

On this occasion, Mr. Bourita stated: “As the security situation in several regions of Africa is alarming, the role of the Panel of the Wise is undeniably gaining in importance and relevance”.

Welcoming the opportunity offered by this meeting to shed light on the work done by the Panel of the Wise, the Minister expressed his belief in the primordial place that should be given to the actions of the Group.

Mr. Bourita, who highlighted the Group's contribution to Africa's stability efforts within the framework of a vision combining prevention, anticipation and foresight, said that its initiatives, within one year, in Chad, Burkina Faso, Guinea and Mali, as well as its support for the AU High Representative for the Horn of Africa and its interaction with other mechanisms, are to be commended.

This contribution marks the Group's willingness to communicate and coordinate its action with the PSC, he added, stressing the importance of consultation and coordination that must be “systematic” between the PSC and the Group.

“This issue has already been the subject of previous decisions,” said Bourita, calling on the Secretariat to make this exercise an institutionalized deadline, biannually included in the Council agenda.

In addition, he said that an important exercise of reflection remains to be conducted to refocus the Group's mandate on all issues affecting Africa, specifying that these are energy, food, health, climate or strictly security issues and this, in a logic of nexus Peace-Security-Development as promoted by the “Tangier Declaration” of October 2022.

The Group must respect the AU documents and resolutions in the way it monitors situations and in the comments it makes regarding certain regional disputes, the Minister noted.

At the end of his speech, Bourita noted, with satisfaction, the overlap between the activities of the Group and the central themes on which the Kingdom is actively involved in the continental field.

He cited, in this sense, the example of capacity building of the Commission in the field of election observation, where Morocco has organized the 1st training cycle, in Rabat, in May 2022.

Bourita also recalled the organization by the Kingdom, during its presidency of the PSC in October 2022, of a meeting devoted to the central theme “Women, Peace and Security”, and its co-organization, on the sidelines of the last ordinary Summit, of a Side-Event on the theme “Climate Change, Women, Peace and Security”.

These are all areas of common interest that could pave the way for a promising interaction between Morocco, the PSC and the Panel of the Wise, he concluded.

Distributed by APO Group on behalf of Kingdom of Morocco – Ministry of Foreign Affairs, African Cooperation and Moroccan Expatriates.

Source: Africa Newsroom – APO





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