The UN Security Council has voted in favor of local solutions to African problems, as evidenced by the pressure to send a peacekeeping force to English-speaking Cameroon and to implement a violation of the arms embargo.
The UN said the decision on Cameroon now seemed inspired, with President Paul Biya calling for a national dialogue on English-speaking Cameroon by Sept. 30, which UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has hailed.
He said more than 2,500 veterans were involved in demobilization, disarmament and reintegration under the supervision of the United Nations Multidimensional Integrated Stabilization Mission in Mali.
The ceasefire has legislated a $ 72 million development zone in northern Mali and has allowed a third blow to the national dialogue that, according to President Keita, would bring lasting reconciliation and strengthen democracy.
However, Mali is facing a crisis in the middle of the country where terrorists and criminal gangs are unleashed.
Source: Cameroonintelligentreport.com