Ambassade du Burundi à Addis Abeba Diplomatie
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Addis Ababa, Ethiopia – His Excellency Ambassador Willy Nyamitwe, Permanent Representative of the Republic of Burundi to the African Union, presided over a high-level meeting of the PRC Sub-Committee on Human Rights, Democracy and Governance, reaffirming Burundi’s commitment to the core values that shape the African Union.
The session, held online, brought together members of the Sub-Committee to review its updated composition and to adopt an ambitious yet realistic Work Plan for the year 2025. The meeting marked a critical moment in the Committee’s ongoing efforts to translate the African Union’s principles into tangible progress on the continent.
In his opening address, Ambassador Nyamitwe welcomed the participants and expressed gratitude for their unwavering dedication to the Union’s core principles — democracy, rule of law, human rights, and good governance. He emphasized the need for collective action and inclusive governance as essential pillars for peace and sustainable development in Africa.
“Through our mandate, we carry the collective responsibility to strengthen these foundations and ensure that our continental commitments are translated into concrete action,” Ambassador Nyamitwe stated. He called for frank and purpose-driven discussions, guided by the shared interests of African populations.
The highlight of the meeting was the presentation and adoption of the 2025 Work Plan, which sets strategic goals for promoting democratic values, strengthening institutions, and enhancing governance structures across African Union Member States.
Ambassador Nyamitwe’s leadership at the helm of this critical Sub-Committee reflects Burundi’s active role in advancing the African Union’s democratic agenda and commitment to building a future anchored in peace, inclusion, and accountability.
