UNOAU Chief of Staff and the Director of the AUC Political Affairs Deprtment, co-chaired a meeting to discuss the cluster 9 of the RCM on Governance, Peace and Security, with the aim to identifying challenges, priorities and activities to be undertaken in support of both Organizations main programs, namely Agenda 2063 and the SDGs 2030.
Re-establishment of the RCM cluster #9, on Governance, Peace, and Security, co-chaired by UNOAU Chief of Staff and the Director of AUPAD
- 16 October 2015
Re-establishment of the RCM cluster #9, on Governance, Peace, and Security, co-chaired by UNOAU Chief of Staff and the Director of AUPAD
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