President Tebboune: The African continent faces complex and interrelated challenges, foremost of which are the scourges of terrorism – the Algerian dialogue

In a speech by President Abdelmadjid Tebboune on peace and security in Africa, during the works of the 36th session of the Summit of Heads of State and Government of the African Union, in the Ethiopian capital, Addis Ababa, read by Prime Minister Ayman bin Abdelrahman, today, Sunday: The African continent is facing complex and interrelated challenges, foremost of which are pests. Terrorism and the multiplicity of hotbeds of tension and crises that have increased in intensity to an excessive extent, which requires redoubling efforts to fully activate all mechanisms for preventing, managing and settling conflicts.
President Tebboune added: “Our continent faces complex and interrelated challenges, foremost of which are the scourges of terrorism and the multiplicity of hotbeds of tension and crises that have increased to an excessive extent,” according to what was reported by public television.

President Tebboune continued: “This constitutes a real obstacle to the development and development of our countries and mandates our joint efforts to fight poverty, achieve social justice, and meet the legitimate aspirations of our peoples.”

The President of the Republic affirmed: “The gradual activation of the various components of the continental structure of peace and security has had a positive impact in reducing a number of conflicts in Africa and in early diagnosis of risks and rapid treatment of trouble spots. However, the enormity of the challenges requires us to redouble efforts to fully activate all mechanisms for preventing, managing and settling conflicts.”