Gambia's leader Adama Barrow champions diplomatic solutions for conflict zones on global stage
President Adama Barrow, leading The Gambia and chairing the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC), has declared the nation's unwavering dedication to fostering peace and stability in conflict-ridden regions.
President Barrow emphasised the imperative of advocating for diplomatic resolutions and extending humanitarian aid to alleviate the plight of distressed populations, Fatu Network reports.
"Through proactive engagement and meaningful dialogue, we will encourage unity and solidarity among Member States, based on a shared vision of a peaceful, prosperous, and equitable future for all," he said.
Barrows’s call for urgent action comes on the back of concerns over escalating violence, persistent instability, and the dire humanitarian crisis in Gaza. "The ongoing hostilities pose a serious threat to regional stability and global peace," he added, urging Member States to take decisive measures to address underlying causes and pursue just and enduring solutions.
He proposed convening a Comprehensive Peace Conference involving all stakeholders to negotiate settlements that prioritise the rights, dignity, security, and sovereignty of affected communities. He emphasized the critical role of collective action in confronting challenges and forging pathways to sustainable peace.
Under The Gambia's stewardship of the OIC, President Barrow outlined strategic initiatives to promote solidarity, unity, and collaborative problem-solving among member states.
