Recently, he had a productive discussion with Fawzia Yusuf H. Adam, the former Foreign Affairs Minister of Somalia. This meeting highlighted the importance of collaboration among African leaders to tackle the continent's pressing issues.
Odinga expressed his pleasure at the opportunity to discuss key matters concerning Africa with Adam. They talked about the challenges and opportunities that the continent faces, focusing on how to promote peace, security, and economic growth.
Odinga appreciated Adam's insights and perspectives, recognizing the valuable contributions she has made to African diplomacy and development.
He also conveyed his gratitude for Adam's support in his bid for the AUC chairperson position. This endorsement from such a prominent leader is significant, as it strengthens Odinga's campaign and reflects a broader consensus among African leaders about the need for effective leadership in the AUC.
“I am grateful for her support in my bid for AUC Chair,” Odinga stated.
The AUC chairperson elections are scheduled for February next year, and Odinga is focused on securing endorsements from various countries across the continent.
His campaign strategy includes engaging with leaders from different nations to build a coalition that can help him achieve this vital role.
The AUC chairperson is responsible for driving the African Union's agenda and ensuring that member states work together to address issues such as poverty, conflict, and economic development.
Odinga's discussions with Adam are part of his broader efforts to connect with influential figures in Africa. He has been reaching out to leaders in East Africa and beyond to gain support and foster cooperation.
The former Prime Minister understands that the challenges facing Africa require collective action and collaboration among nations.
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