The renewed partnership between the African Union and the European Union will address both the immediate prospects and challenges and the long-term opportunities offered by their cooperation. The first challenge is to ensure fair and equitable access to vaccines. The African Union and the European Union are committed to jointly supporting local and regional procurement mechanisms, as well as the …

On the date of february 16, 2022, His Excellency Mr. Gérard NTAHORWAROYE BIKEBAKO, Ambassador of the Republic of Burundi in Turkey received in audience the Regional Head of International of Aktif Bank of Turkey, Mrs. Eda Salah. The purpose of the visit was to inform the Ambassador the activities carried out by the Bank in Turkey and in the World, …

Within the framework of an attachment to multilateralism, the Heads of State or Government of the Member States of the African Union (AU) and of the European Union (EU) undertake to work together to promote an effective multilateralism within the rules-based international order centered around the United Nations. They pledge to work towards more convergent positions in multilateral fora to …

On Monday, February 21, 2022, within the framework of maintaining good relations between Burundi and the United Nations, the Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Development Cooperation, Mr. Ferdinand BASHIKAKO, received in audience the Regional Director of UN Women for Eastern and Southern Africa, Mr. Maxime Hominato, accompanied by the Representative of UN Women Country Mrs. Jennet …

On wednesday march 02, 2022, the Assistant to the Minister of Foreign Affairs and Development Cooperation Mr. Sydie MANIREREKANA received in audience Mr. François Quenneville-Dumout, the Head of the Office of the High Commissionership of Canada with residence in Rwanda. The two personalities generally discussed subjects of common interest, within the framework of strengthening the ties of friendship and cooperation …

The President of the Republic of Burundi, His Excellency Evariste NDAYISHIMIYE, accompanied by His Spouse, the Minister of Foreign Affairs and Development Cooperation, and twenty other executives of the Presidency Office and of the said Ministry, paid a working visit to Brussels from 16 to 20 february 2022 to participate in the work of the 6th Summit of the Heads …

The renewed partnership between the African Union and the European Union will address both the immediate prospects and challenges and the long-term opportunities offered by their cooperation. The first challenge is to ensure fair and equitable access to vaccines. The African Union and the European Union are committed to jointly supporting local and regional procurement mechanisms, as well as the …

To fight against the COVID-19 pandemic on African economies, the African Union and the European Union are supporting the common framework for debt treatment beyond the debt service suspension initiative. The African Union and the European Union are also appealing for voluntary and ambitious contributions, with the aim of channeling part of the recently allocated Special Drawing Rights (SDRs) so …

At the sixth European Union-African Union summit, the Heads of State or Government of the Member States of the African Union (AU) and the European Union (EU), announced an Africa-Europe investment package d 150 billion euros at the service of their common ambition for 2030 and the AU’s 2063 agenda, and which is composed of three components relating to investments, …

To implement the desire for a strengthened and reciprocal partnership on migration and mobility, the Heads of State or Government of the Member States of the African Union and the European Union promise to continue to deal with all aspects of migration and mobility, respecting national competences, in an integrated, comprehensive and balanced manner. The African Union and the European …