Institutions and Multilaterals

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Institutions and Multilaterals covers the organizations through which regional finance, diplomacy, security, development policy and cross-border rules are coordinated. It includes the United Nations system, African and European institutions, development banks and investment-guarantee bodies. The editorial focus is on mandates, financing tools, policy mechanisms and regional consequences, keeping institutional coverage distinct from the states, companies and projects affected by their decisions.

Egypt pursues AIIB funding for climate resilient infrastructure projects

Egypt is intensifying talks with the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank to secure financing for sustainable and climate resilient infrastructure, aiming to leverage its geographic position to connect Asian capital with African development priorities.

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UN Assembly Overhauls World Map to Reflect True African Scale

The UN General Assembly has voted to replace the centuries-old Mercator map with a projection that accurately represents Africa's true landmass, with only the United States opposing the move and six countries abstaining. The decision, driven by African Union members, aims to correct longstanding distortions in global cartography.

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African Union Urges Rapid Reform of Peace and Security Mechanisms

The African Union Commission president has called for urgent reforms to the continent's peace and security architecture, warning that Africa faces increasingly complex security and political challenges, including terrorism, internal crises, and external shocks.

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Ismaïl Ould Cheikh Ahmed Elected OIC Secretary General

The election of Mauritanian diplomat Ismaïl Ould Cheikh Ahmed as Secretary General of the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation has been welcomed by Arab and African journalist networks, highlighting Mauritania's growing diplomatic profile.

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