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Luanda Summit should prioritize solutions for the crisis

Observador29 August 2026 at 22:02

Angola's Minister of Foreign Affairs, Téte António, argued that the African Union Luanda Summit should move from political statements to the presentation of concrete solutions for the crises affecting the African continent.

The minister's position was expressed in the context of the meeting that took place in Luanda, capital of Angola, which brought together African leaders within the framework of the African Union.

Téte António highlighted the need for African countries to focus on practical actions that allow solving existing problems in Africa, rather than limiting themselves to political statements.

The summit featured the participation of various leaders from the continent, with the aim of debating fundamental issues for the development and stability of Africa.

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