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Annual meeting of African Union and European Commision
On April 22nd the African Union Commission and the European Commission will hold their annual College-to-College meeting in Brussels. The European commision itself describes it as "the biggest EU-Africa event of the year". European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker welcomes Dr. Dlamini-Zuma and her colleagues to this first meeting with the Commission. The participants will have to discuss the ongoing crisis in Libya and the dramatic situation of refugees in the Mediterranean.nPress release
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