Foreign ministers from the European Union (EU) and African Union (AU) have pledged to enhance collaboration for peace, security, and economic partnership between the two continents. The commitment was made during the third ministerial EU-AU meeting in Brussels, emphasizing the need to translate promises into action. The meeting, co-chaired by EU foreign affairs chief Kaja Kallas and AU Executive Council Chairperson Tete António, addressed pressing geopolitical challenges and underscored the importance of multilateralism and international cooperation. The discussions highlighted shared goals of fostering inclusive growth, resilient markets, and investment opportunities across Europe and Africa. The ministers also emphasized the significance of upholding international law and strengthening bilateral ties amidst evolving global dynamics. The meeting, attended by over 70 delegations, outlined priorities such as critical raw materials, artificial intelligence, regional integration, and climate change resilience. As both entities gear up to celebrate the 25th anniversary of their partnership at the upcoming EU-AU Summit, the focus remains on advancing mutual interests to build a prosperous and secure future. (Source: Africa News)
EU and African Union Ministers Commit to Strengthen Cooperation on Peace, Security, and Economy
