The Chairperson of the African Union (AU) Commission, H.E. Mahmoud Ali Youssouf, on Monday met with the Ambassador of the Republic of Angola to Ethiopia and Permanent Representative to the African Union, Prof. Miguel Bembe, at the AU headquarters.
The meeting was part of ongoing diplomatic engagements ahead of the upcoming Peace and Security Summit scheduled to hold in Luanda, Angola.
During the visit, Ambassador Bembe delivered a formal invitation from the President of Angola, João Lourenço, inviting the AU Chairperson to attend the International Summit of the United Nations Alliance of Civilizations.
The summit is expected to take place in Luanda under the theme: “A Call for Peace, an End to Wars, and Respect for International Law.”
The AU Commission said discussions between both parties also focused on strengthening multilateral cooperation and improving mechanisms for conflict prevention across Africa.
The Chairperson commended Angola for its continued commitment to peace, security, and stability on the continent.
He noted that Angola has remained a key partner in supporting African-led peace initiatives and regional stability efforts.
Ambassador Bembe, in turn, praised the leadership of the AU Commission Chairperson and his efforts in advancing peace and security across Africa.
He also highlighted Angola’s readiness to support stronger collaboration between the African Union and international partners in addressing emerging security challenges.
Both sides exchanged views on the importance of strengthening the AU’s role in effective multilateralism and sustainable peacebuilding efforts.
They also discussed preparations for the Extraordinary AU Summit scheduled for August 2026 in Luanda, which will focus on strengthening mechanisms for conflict prevention and resolution in Africa.
The AU reaffirmed its commitment to deepening cooperation with member states and international partners in promoting peace, stability, and development across the continent.
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