Ndayishimiye opens AU youth dialogue focused on water, conflict and inclusive leadership
President Évariste Ndayishimiye on Monday opened the fifth African Union Continental Dialogue on Youth, Peace and Security and Women, Peace and Security, bringing African youth leaders, women peace-builders and policymakers to Bujumbura for three days of discussions on conflict prevention, resource governance and political participation. The Aug. 10-12 dialogue is being held under the theme [...] The post Ndayishimiye opens AU youth dialogue focused on water, conflict and inclusive leadership first appeared on Burundi Times .
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