The African Union (AU) Summit in Addis Ababa has become a focal point for addressing the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Gaza, as highlighted by Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas. During the summit, Abbas condemned Israel's actions in Gaza, calling for an end to the occupation and urging African nations to uphold Palestinian rights. He emphasized the 'ongoing humanitarian crises in Gaza and the West Bank,' and called for 'justice, peace, and development,' according to DRM News. African leaders have historically supported Palestine, and this sentiment was reaffirmed at the summit, where they also focused on advancing Agenda 2063 priorities, which include peace, security, and sustainable development. The summit's theme for 2026, 'sustainable water availability and sanitation,' was also a significant agenda item, reflecting the continent's broader challenges related to climate change and resource management.
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African Union Summit in Addis Ababa Addresses Gaza Humanitarian Crisis

At the AU Summit, Abbas urged African nations to support Palestinian rights amid Gaza's crisis, while leaders discussed Agenda 2063 and water security, balancing moral and geopolitical challenges.
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