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African Union 'strongly condemns' DRCongo coup bid
The head of the African Union Commission said he was following events in the Democratic Republic of Congo with "great concern" and "strongly condemns" an attempted coup there.
The DR Congo military said on Sunday it had foiled a coup bid near the offices of President Felix Tshisekedi in the capital Kinshasa involving "foreigners and Congolese".
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Day 520 of the Invasion of Ukraine: African leaders press Putin for Grain Deal and Peace Plan
Trade with Turkey set to 'rise dramatically': Nigerian official
Over the next few years, trade between Turkey and Nigeria will rise "dramatically" from its current level of $2 billion, according to Nigeria's top trade official.
Istanbul to host Turkey-Africa business forum next week
The third edition of the Turkey-Africa Economic and Business Forum will be held on Oct. 21-22 in Istanbul with a high-level attendance.
The event will include a ministerial meeting, B2B debates, signing ceremonies, and panels in which several topics such as cooperation in agriculture, pandemic, innovation and financing will be discussed.
ForMin Aurescu attends Coalition for the Sahel meeting, highlights Romanian participation in training efforts
Foreign Minister Bogdan Aurescu addressed on Romania's behalf today's ministerial meeting of the International Coalition for the Sahel, highlighting in this context the participation of Romanian experts in EU military and civilian training missions in the region.
Turkey, African Union sign agreement for Istanbul business forum
Turkey and the African Union Commission agreed on Sept. 10 over the framework of a Turkey-Africa business forum in Istanbul next month.
International quartet backs Libya's unity government
A quartet of international groups said March 18 it supported efforts by Libya's unity government to assert control over Tripoli after days of fighting with rival militias.
The Cairo meeting by representatives of the United Nations, European Union, Arab League and African Union came a day after gunmen opened fire at demonstrators protesting against militias in Libya's capital.
Turkish is tightly connected to Africa: Minister Zeybekci
Speaking on the last day of the Turkey-Africa Economic and Business Forum in Istanbul on Nov. 3, Economy Minister Nihat Zeybekci said the future of the economy is in Africa and praised Turkey's "tight connection" to Africa.
Turkey voices strong economic, trade interest in Africa
Turkish officials have expressed strong interest in boosting economic and trade relations with Africa at a key joint forum in Istanbul, where their African counterparts welcomed the call.
Istanbul to host landmark Turkey-Africa forum
International business leaders will meet for two days in Istanbul starting Nov. 2 at the Turkey-Africa Economic and Business Forum, which highlights Turkey's strategy to enhance bilateral trade and economic relations with countries in Africa.
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