Minister of State Ahmed Attaf Participates in the 14th AU C-10 Ministerial Meeting on UN Security Council Reform and Adoption of the "Tripoli Document"

Minister of State, Minister of Foreign Affairs, National Community Abroad and African Affairs, Mr. Ahmed Attaf, participated in the proceedings of the 14th Ministerial Meeting of the African Union Committee of Ten Heads of State and Government (C-10) on the Reform of the United Nations Security Council.

During the meeting, participating ministers exchanged views on the latest developments in the intergovernmental negotiations process regarding the reform of the UN Security Council, emphasizing the importance of continued coordination and consultation within the framework of the C-10 to reinforce the unity of the African stance and uphold the continent's common demands, in accordance with the Sirte Declaration and the Ezulwini Consensus.

Furthermore, participants stressed the need to intensify diplomatic efforts to mobilize broader international support for the African position, thereby helping advance the reform process and achieve fair and equitable African representation within the Security Council.

For his part, Mr. Ahmed Attaf delivered an address on this occasion in which he reaffirmed Algeria's steadfast commitment to the Common African Position, calling for continued diplomatic momentum and intensified efforts to mobilize international support for this stance, in a manner that responds to the aspirations of the African continent to play its rightful role within the global governance system.

The proceedings of the 14th Ministerial Meeting concluded with the adoption by the African Union Committee of Ten Heads of State and Government on Security Council Reform of the "Tripoli Document," which reaffirmed commitment to the Common African Position on Security Council reform and underscored the necessity of bringing an end to the historical injustice inflicted upon the African continent.