The African Union is holding a summit in Addis Ababa expected to focus
on another bid to resolve a deadlock over its secretariat.
Nkosazana Dlamini Zuma of South Africa and the incumbent, Jean Ping of
Gabon, are to contest the election for the post of chairman of the AU
commission.In January, neither got the required two-thirds majority, leaving Mr Ping in office for another six months.
The dispute has overshadowed other issues, especially security and trade.
It has broadly split the organisation along linguistic lines, with English-speaking countries tending to support Ms Dlamini Zuma and French-speaking countries lining up behind Mr Ping.
The African Union is ready to send troops to the restive eastern Democratic Republic of Congo as part of a peacekeeping force, AU Commission Chairman Jean Ping said on Sunday.
The AU is prepared to contribute to the establishment of a regional force to put an end to the activities of armed groups,” Ping told African leaders at the opening of the pan-African bloc’s summit meeting in Ethiopia.
Ayoub mzee with the Hon Bekir Bozdag -The deputy Prime minister of Turkey
DR Congo President Joseph Kabila was at the meeting as well as Paul Kagame of Rwanda, currently at odds over Kinshasa’s allegations Kigali is supporting a rebellion known as M23, in the mineral-rich eastern Kivu region.
The kuwait governemnt delegation
Ayoub mzee was there as well
The Gabon President
Uganda president H.E Yoweri museveni
The president of Sudan with Jean peng
The president of South sudan with jean Peng the chair of AU
presidential greetings
presidentail greetings
Jean Ping the chair man of the AU
The head of burundi delegation
The ruler of kuwait was a guest speaker at the summit
The president of Gambia
HE Pul Kagame the president of Rwanda
The rwanda permanent rep at the AU and the Rwanda Foreign minister
The nigeria foreign minister and his permanent secretary
The presidents of Sudan and South Sudan have met for the first time since a border dispute brought their countries close to conflict in April.