President John Dramani Mahama arrived in Malabo, Equatorial Guinea, on Saturday to participate in the Seventh African Union (AU) Mid-Year Coordinating Meeting. This important gathering aims to enhance coordination between the AU, Regional Economic Communities, and Regional Mechanisms, fostering deeper collaboration on continental initiatives.
In parallel with this meeting, the AU is convening an Extraordinary Session of the Assembly in Malabo. One of the key topics at the Summit is the Malabo Declaration on Agriculture in Africa, which underscores agriculture’s critical role in driving economic growth and reducing poverty across the continent.
The declaration reflects ongoing efforts by African leaders to prioritize sustainable agricultural development as a pathway to improved livelihoods and food security.
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