Libyan News Agency - The Mauritanian President receives the Vice President of the Presidential Council (Abdullah Al-Lafi).
Nouakchott, December 02, 2021 (LANA) - The President of the Islamic Republic of Mauritania,
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Nouakchott, December 02, 2021 (LANA) - The President of the Islamic Republic of Mauritania,
New York, October 8, 2021 (LANA) - The United Nations said that the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) is considering increasing support for the Group of Five Sahel nations to combat terrorists. In a recent letter to the UN Security Council, United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Gutierrez said that NATO is currently studying options to increase support for the multinational force to co
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Can the UN Security Council enhance the effectiveness of the G5 Sahel Force? Format By Cedric de Coning and John Karlsrud At the United Nations Security Council, and in other forums in Africa and Europe, diplomats are debating different options for increasing international support to the Group of Five Sahel (G5 Sahel) Force. The aim is to enhance its operational capacity and effectiveness in an effort to restore stability in the Sahel. Despite the presence of the UN Stabilization Mission in Mali (MINUSMA), the G5 Sahel Force, and French and European Union missions, the security situation in t...
More than a year after adopting an action plan to ‘eradicate’ terrorism in West Africa, the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) has made little progress. Despite expressions of support by member states, the regional body faces several challenges. Key among them is whether member states are really committed to a regional approach to counter-terrorism. Considering that a regional counter-terrorism strategy and implementation plan passed by ECOWAS in 2013 was never implemented, the apparent lack of enthusiasm for the latest action plan raises questions about its prospects for ...