AU Commission definition

AU Commission means the Secretariat of the African Union, which is the depository of the regional instruments;

Examples of AU Commission in a sentence

  • The AU Commission is an equal opportunity employer and qualified women are strongly encouraged to apply.

  • The AU Commission is an equal opportunity employer and qualified candidates, including women, are strongly encouraged to apply.

  • This followed the signing of an MoU on Cooperation in the Field of Peace and Security between the AU and RECs that encourages the RECs to open liaison offices at the AU Commission.

  • In 2006, the ECOWAS Authority amended the 1993 revised Treaty to establish the ECOWAS Commission, which would be able to collaborate more efficiently with the AU Commission.

  • The ECOWAS office at the AU Commission has been in operation since 2008, even though the AU is yet to create a similar office within the ECOWAS Commission.

  • The EU as part of its institutional support programme to the AU signed in 2006 a multilateral agreement with the AU Commission.

  • First, this is because of the lack of capacity to effectively implement these initiatives on the part of the AU Commission.

  • In terms of capacity building, the facility has supported the AU Commission specifically through the employment of personnel in its Peace and Security Department arms; whiles providing workshops for the African Standby Force (ASF).

  • However, it is imperative to point out that the effectiveness of the programme will depend on the manner in which the AU Commission takes ownership of its implementation.

  • Broadly, the AU Commission under this social framework called for the implementation of the commitments undertaken under the CAADP as well as the 2004 Sirte Declaration on Agriculture and Water.

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