African Union (AU)

The African Union (AU) is a continental organization that promotes unity and cooperation among African countries. Established in 2001, its goals include fostering economic development, political stability, and social progress across Africa. The AU works to address issues like conflict resolution, human rights, and health challenges. It also encourages member states to collaborate on common interests and tackle regional problems collectively. The AU plays a vital role in peacekeeping and implementing policies that aim to improve the lives of African citizens, striving for a prosperous and integrated Africa.