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The Delegation of Liberia to the Permanent Mission of the African Union headed by H.E Dr. Isaac W. Nyenabo II was on March 4th-2020 appointed as Chairman for the period of three (3) months on a rotational basis of the African Group of Ambassadors commonly called the African Group of Brussels from March 4 to June 4, 2020, with Algeria, Cameroon, Kenya, Lesotho, Libya, São Tomé and Príncipe, South Africa, Togo, Uganda serving as Vice-Chairpersons of the Bureau of African Ambassadors.

H.E Isaac W. Nyenabo replaces his Kenyan Counterpart, H.E Joshua MUGODO (Outgoing Chairperson) whose tour of duty as Chair of the group came to end during the last term. The incoming Chairman will consider the outcomes of the 33rd Summit of the African Union held in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, on 6-10 February 2020; issues concerning the next AU-EU Ministerial meeting in Kigali ( 10th College-to-College) report, State of play on the ACP-EU Post-2020 Cotonou negotiations (African Regional Protocol), Preparation for the upcoming celebration of Africa Day 2020 and The European Development Days.

In his remark, Ambassador Nyenabo expressed warm appreciation and gratitude to the 55 member states of the African Union in Brussels for the opportunity given him to serve as Chair of the Group. He, however, Assured his Colleagues of H.E President George Manneh Weah, President of Republic of Liberia's commitment to Multilateralism, Regional Integration, effective solidarity, and promotion of Peace.

The African Group of Ambassadors comprises of all diplomatic Missions of an AU Member State accredited to Brussels. H.E Isaac W. Nyenabo was accompanied by the Minister-Counselor for Public Affairs, Senve Darlington Tehmeh