Guinea Hosts Tripartite Summit with Sierra Leone and Liberia to Address Border Tensions
The presidents of Guinea, Sierra Leone, and Liberia convened in Conakry to address border disputes and enhance security cooperation. They agreed to resolve tensions peacefully and strengthen relations under the UN Charter. The summit focused on recent border incidents and pledged joint efforts against insecurity, terrorism, and organized crime, while promoting economic cooperation. A follow-up Mano River Union summit is planned to further regional dialogue on peace and development.
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The tripartite summit in Conakry involved the presidents of Guinea, Sierra Leone, and Liberia, aimed at addressing border disputes and easing tensions among communities along their shared borders. They adopted a joint communique reaffirming commitment to peaceful resolution of disputes and security cooperation.
The leaders discussed recent tensions, pledged to combat insecurity and organized crime, and agreed to promote economic activities in border regions. They decided to enhance collaboration among defense and security services and convened a follow-up summit of the Mano River Union within a month to facilitate ongoing dialogue on peace and development.
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