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Egypt hosts African Union water-coordination meeting

President Sisi attended the opening of the African Union’s eighth mid-year coordination meeting. Its agenda included the 2026 Union theme of sustainable water availability and safe sanitation.

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The meeting took place in New Alamein on October 4, with African Union Bureau members and heads of regional economic communities. Discussions also covered continental integration and the African Continental Free Trade Area.

The presidency account said participants also discussed institutional development and coordination among regional communities. It described the agenda but announced no new binding decision or funding amount.

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Meeting8th AU Mid-Year Coordination Meeting
LocationNew Alamein, Egypt
Date2026-10-04
2026 AU themeSustainable water availability and safe sanitation
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