Madagascar
Ashita Mittal - UNODC Representative, Regional Office East Africa
Hon. Abdoulah Marson Moustapha - Minister of Youth and Sports, Madagascar
Brian Morales - Branch Chief, Counternarcotics, Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs (INL)
Dr Razanadimby Larissa - Member of International Narcotics Control Board
Hon. Rasata Rafaravavitafika - Minister of Foreign Affairs, Madagascar
Discours d’ouverture de la Consultation continentale pour renforcer les efforts en matière de réduction de l’offre de drogues de synthèse en vue de lutter contre le trafic de drogues et de faire progresser la prévention de la criminalité ainsi que la préservation de la justice pénale et l’Etat de droit 22 octobre 2024 Novotel - Antananarivo
STATEMENT BY H.E AMB. MINATA SAMATE CESSOUMA COMMISSIONER FOR HEALTH, HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT, AUC
AUC GLOBAL COALITION CONTINENTAL TECHNICAL CONSULTATION TO STRENGTHEN SYNTHETIC DRUG SUPPLY REDUCTION EFFORTS TOWARDS ADDRESSING DRUG TRAFFICKING AND ADVANCING CRIME PREVENTION, CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND RULE OF LAW IN AFRICA,
22-25 OCTOBER 2024, ANTANANARIVO, MADAGASCAR
STATEMENT
BY
H.E AMB. MINATA SAMATE CESSOUMA
African Stakeholders Unite to Tackle Synthetic Drug Trafficking and Strengthen Crime Prevention Across the Continent
The African Union (AU), in partnership with the U.S. Department of State Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs, held a Global Coalition Continental Consultation on October 22-25, 2024, in Antananarivo, Madagascar. The event brought together AU member states, international organizations, and law enforcement stakeholders to address the persistent challenges posed by synthetic drug trafficking in Africa.
Continental Workshop on Strengthening Synthetic Drug Supply Reduction and Advancing Crime Prevention in Africa.
This event is crucial in fostering cross-border cooperation, sharing best practices, and developing comprehensive strategies to strengthen law enforcement and the rule of law across the continent. Participants will include representatives from law enforcement, customs, judiciary, and international organizations such as INTERPOL, UNODC, AFRIPOL, and other key stakeholders working in drug control and crime prevention.
African Union Commission Convenes Regional Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTDs) Meeting for Central and Eastern Africa
“Regional Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTDs) Meeting for Eastern and Central Africa”