NATO delegation convened with representatives from the African Union (AU) Commission in Brussels as part of ongoing discussions to enhance collaboration in conflict resolution and peacebuilding.
According to a statement released by NATO on Sunday, the discussions focused on key security challenges faced by the African Union's peace support operations. Topics included NATO's support for African Union military integration efforts, capacity building through education and training, disaster preparedness, and joint exercises.
NATO also reaffirmed its commitment to assisting the African Union Commission in policy development.
The dialogue highlighted the increasingly complex global security landscape marked by persistent conflicts and crises.
Both sides emphasized the significance of international cooperation, particularly between NATO and the African Union, as a means to address these challenges. This partnership leverages shared expertise and a mutual commitment to peace, security, and prosperity, especially in the southern neighborhood.
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