moussa faki was the 2nd chairman of african union commission.
moussa faki was the 2nd chairman of african union commission.
who is the 2nd chairman of african union commission?
moussa faki
bullet::::- african union: the au has repeatedly urged both sides in the civil war to exercise "restraint" and has declared its opposition to violence as a means of resolving the conflict. a delegation of african heads of state representing the au met with representatives of the rival governments of gaddafi and the ntc in april 2011 to present a peace plan. though tripoli accepted the plan, the ntc rejected it over its failure to stipulate gaddafi's relinquishment of power. the au presented a new framework in early july with many of the same features of the rejected "roadmap", again calling for an immediate ceasefire and negotiations brokered by the united nations and the au "ad hoc" committee, which includes congo–brazzaville president denis sassou nguesso, malian president amadou toumani touré, mauritanian president mohamed ould abdel aziz, south african president jacob zuma, and ugandan president yoweri museveni. on 22 august, the african union commission recognised the ntc "as the country’s legitimate representative". however, on 26 august, the au peace and security council reportedly decided that the au would not recognise the ntc and would insist on the formation of a unity government that includes gaddafi loyalists. au commission chairperson jean ping said on 29 august that "seat is waiting for [the ntc] in the african union ... for the new transitional authorities", but it had to form a unity government first. he also disparaged recent alleged hate crimes against black people in libya, saying, "the ntc seems to confuse black people with mercenaries." on 20 october au lifted its suspension of libya's membership in the organisation and said that it "would set up a liaison office in tripoli".
international recognition of the national transitional council
the african union was formed as a successor to the organization of african unity (oau). the most important decisions of the au are made by the assembly of the african union, a semi-annual meeting of the heads of state and government of its member states. the au's secretariat, the african union commission, is based in addis ababa, ethiopia. during the february 2009 union meeting headed by former libyan leader gaddafi, it was resolved that the african union commission would become the african union authority.
continental union