Eko Hot Blog reports that Nigeria, a key player in promoting peace and security on the African Continent, is set to host a prestigious African seminar on The Hague Code of Conduct, an international mechanism aimed at curbing the proliferation of ballistic missiles. The event is scheduled to take place in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Abuja from 22nd – 23rd June, 2023.
A Statement by the Spokesperson of Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Francisca Omayuli says, the theme of the Seminar, “Dealing with Missile Proliferation: Security and Arms Control Perspective”, will bring together representatives from 30 English-speaking African countries, with a view to fostering collaboration and strengthening regional efforts towards combating the threat posed by ballistic missiles.
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The landmark event will therefore, provide the platform for experts, policymakers and diplomats to explore strategies to prevent the illicit transfer of ballistic missile technology, strengthen non-proliferation measures, and enhance transparency in missile-related activities.
The statement stated at the two-day event, participants are expected to engage in in-depth discussions and exchange of ideas aimed at addressing the various aspects of The Hague Code of Conduct and provide peaceful resolutions to conflicts related to ballistic missiles, will also take centre stage in the deliberations.
It is therefore, expected that the Seminar will reinforce the commitment of African countries to upholding international norms and strengthening regional security frameworks. While extending a warm welcome to all participating nations, the statement also reaffirms Nigeria’s commitment to the collective efforts geared towards creating a safer future for the African Continent and the world at large.
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