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Roundup: AU Banjul Summit closes with decisions on key issues
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Roundup: AU Banjul Summit closes with decisions on key issues
BANJUL, July 2 (Xinhua) - The 7th African Union (AU) summit,
having drawn 33 heads of state and government of its members, closed
here Sunday with decisions on a series of significant issues in the
continent.
AU, the most important bloc of Africa, decided to suspend
recognition of new regional economic communities in the continent, a
move believed to be beneficial for enhancing the efficiency in the
continent's integration process and economic development.
There have been growing calls that the number of RECs be reduced
from ...
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