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Ali Bongo to host AU debate on UN Security Council reform

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Published on 09.03.2023 at 05:40 GMT Lire en français

The president of Gabon Ali Bongo is to host a meeting on the reform of the UN Security Council from 30 to 31 March in Libreville.

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Gabon
Ali Bongo to host AU debate on UN Security Council reform