H.E. Dr. Mohamed Khaled, Permanent Representative of the People’s Democratic Republic of Algeria to the African Union, paid a courtesy call on H.E. Ambassador Willy Nyamitwe, Permanent Representative of the Republic of Burundi to the African Union, at the Embassy of Burundi in Addis Ababa..
The meeting provided an opportunity for the two Ambassadors to exchange views on matters of mutual interest and to assess key issues on the agenda of the forthcoming 39th Ordinary Assembly of the African Union. Discussions focused on priorities for the Assembly, ongoing continental initiatives, and ways to enhance coordination among Member States in support of the African Union’s objectives.
Sustained dialogue
Both representatives reaffirmed the importance of sustained dialogue and close diplomatic consultations in advancing peace, stability, and development across the continent. They emphasized the value of solidarity and constructive engagement among African Union Member States, particularly in the context of major decision-making forums such as the Assembly.
The courtesy call reflects the strong spirit of cooperation between Algeria and Burundi and their shared commitment to contributing meaningfully to the work of the African Union, as preparations intensify for the upcoming 39th Ordinary Assembly.
By strengthening partnerships, fostering trust, and promiting inclusive dialogue, African countries can accelerate the implementation of Agenda 2063 and ensure sustainable growth.
In this regard, both Ambassadors underscored the necessity for African Union Member States to work collectively in order to build a united, peaceful, and prosperous Africa. They stressed that unity remains the cornerstone of Africa’s ability to effectively address shared challenges, including peace and security, economic transformation, climate change, and humanitarian crises. Strong coordination and mutual support among Member States were highlighted as essential for translating continental aspirations into tangible results for African citize.
Together for a prosperous Africa
The two diplomats further emphasized that a united Africa is better positioned to speak with one voice on the global stage, defend its interests, and advance its development agenda. By strengthening partnerships, fostering trust, and promoting inclusive dialogue, African countries can accelerate the implementation of Agenda 2063 and ensure sustainable growth and prosperity for present and future generations..
Both Ambassadors also expressed their shared intention to further strengthen bilateral coordination by planning more frequent interactions between the two Permanent Missions. They agreed that regular consultations and exchanges would enhance mutual understanding, improve alignment on key African Union dossiers, and contribute to more effective joint action within AU decision-making organs, in the spirit of solidarity and pan-African cooperation.
