Luanda – The resident coordinator of the United Nations in Angola Zahira Virani praised Wednesday in Luanda the performance of the Angolan Government for the pacification of Central Africa and the Great Lakes Region.
Zahira Virani expressed this position at the meeting of representatives and special envoys of the UN Secretary General in Central Africa, which goes until Thursday in the Angolan capital.
The United Nations official said it was crucial to encourage everyone to maintain dialogue, find joint and coordinated solutions to the peace, security and stability in the region.
She added that the meeting of the highest representatives of the UN secretary general for Central Africa and the Great Lakes, in Luanda, is a recognition of Angolan leadership in peace and reconciliation processes in Africa.
The Angolan Minister of Foreign Affairs Teté António, who also attended the meeting, said he hoped that the meeting would contribute to a greater engagement of the United Nations in the search for peace in the region and on the African continent.
The Angolan top diplomat hopes that meetings of this kind will happen again and it will become a true mechanism of coordination and permanent consultation for the noblest causes of the African peoples, such as world peace and stability.
Teté António exhorted the spirit of unity in the search for solutions to lasting peace in several parts of the continent, combining the trilogy of peace, development and human rights.
The meeting is also attended by representatives of the UN secretary general for Central Africa, Abdou Abarry, and the Great Lakes Region, Huang Xia.
Last by not least the special representatives of the secretary general of the organisation for the Central African Republic, Valentine Rugwa, and for the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Bintou Keita.
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