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Subject: [wa-afr] [unioNews]Burkina Faso Ratifies African Union Treaty

Thema:  [unioNews]Burkina Faso Ratifies African Union Treaty
Datum:  07.02.01 16:43:14 (MEZ) Mitteleuropäische Zeit
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Burkina Faso Ratifies African Union Treaty

Members of the Burkina Faso National Assembly Tuesday unanimously ratified 
the constituent act of the African Union, a parliamentary press release 
issued in Ouagadougou Wednesday said.

The African Union project was launched at an OAU Extraordinary Heads of State 
Summit in Sirte (Libya) in 1999, and adopted in Lome in July 2000.

To date, 27 countries have signed the act while Burkina, Central African 
Republic, Chad, Djibouti, Libya, Mali, Niger, Arab Sahrawi Democratic 
Republic (RASD), Senegal, Somalia, Sudan and Togo have ratified it.

"Opting for an effective integration of African countries, the Burkina Faso 
authorities believe that only big continental, regional and sub-regional 
groupings have a chance to survive in the face of globalisation," Prime 
Minister Paramanga Ernest Yonli told parliamentarians in allusion to the 
treaty.

"Without unity, Africa will not be able to take up the numerous present and 
future challenges facing it," Yonli said.

The African Union comprises nine organs - The Union Conference, the Executive 
Council, the Pan-African Parliament, the Court of Justice and the Commission.

Others include are the Committee of Permanent Representatives, the 
Specialised Technical Committees, the Economic, Social and Cultural Council 
and the financial institutions.

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