AUC Chairperson expressed deep concern over developments in Madagascar at today’s urgent session of the AU Peace & Security Council
AUC Chairperson expressed deep concern over developments in Madagascar at today’s urgent session of the AU Peace & Security Council
At today’s urgent session of the AU Peace & Security Council, the Chairperson of the African Union Commission expressed deep concern over developments in #Madagascar.
He reaffirmed the AU’s firm rejection of any unconstitutional change of government and called on all Malagasy actors—civil, military, and political—to show restraint and pursue dialogue within the constitutional framework.
He underscored that the AU stands ready, in coordination with @SADC_News and the Indian Ocean Commission, to support a peaceful, inclusive, and African-led solution to the crisis.
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