Abidjan Declaration

The Abidjan Declaration is an agreement made by African countries to promote peace, stability, and economic growth on the continent. It emphasizes the importance of good governance, transparent leadership, and regional cooperation. The declaration encourages member states to resolve conflicts peacefully, strengthen institutions, and work together to address challenges such as poverty, disease, and inequality. Overall, it aims to create a united and prosperous Africa by fostering collaboration and responsible development among its nations.