Friends of the Saharawi people are looking for pleading the case for the desert in front of the UN Security Council next Tuesday

The UN Security Council held on Tuesday an open discussion on the topic of '' cooperation between the United Nations and the African Union to achieve peace and security: the application of Chapter VIII and the future of peace and security system Alofriqih''bhoudor a large number of African countries.The steadfastness of the site and learned from a source familiar with the many countries of Africa and Latin America expressed a desire to attend the hearing and the hearing for the Saharawi cause, especially since the AU's Peace and Security called for inclusion within the main themes of the annual debate by the Security Council of the African Union.According to a source from the UN Security Council open debate intended to help generate a renewed impetus to strengthen cooperation to achieve peace and security between the United Nations and the African Union, in Chapter VIII of the Charter. As the United Nations itself is currently focusing its efforts on identifying synergies between the various pillars to the maintenance of international peace and security efforts, open debate provides a unique opportunity to explore ways of cooperation between the United Nations and the African Union from a macro perspective. It will also provide a platform for discussion of the Member States and other participants to reflect on the following three main areas:(A) Cooperation between the United Nations and the African Union to achieve peace and security during the past ten years, in order to assess the effectiveness of cooperation in the maintenance of international peace and security in the African continent. In this regard, participants are invited to indicate the main achievements of this cooperation, as well as serious deficiencies that undermine its effectiveness, including cooperation with subregional organizations;(B) the main recommendations that emerged from the review of the United Nations peace operations, the structure of peace-building, and Security Council resolution 1325 (2000), which can be directly related to activating the renewed partnership strategy between the United Nations and the African Union, and the links between these recommendations Home to the road map for the African system of peace and security. Participants are invited to propose specific measures to help make the renewed partnership with strategic direction;(C) the current context and the future of the strategic partnership, which should be adapted to suit the specific context of each case, with particular emphasis on mechanisms to improve the following: '1' early response to early warning (conflict prevention and to seek political solutions); '2' conflict management and resolution (mediation and peacekeeping); '3' common strategies and measures to build peace and preserve it

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