February 16, 2026 05:51 am (IST)
At UN, transition leader urges support as war-torn Central African Republic pursues peace, reconciliation
New York, Sept 28 (IBNS) Underscoring the Central African Republic’s "extreme vulnerability" in the wake of political instability and internal conflicts, the President of the Transitional Government told the United Nations General Assembly on Saturday while the country would need assistance, she is "firmly determined" to tackle the nation's myriad challenges on the road to peace and stability.
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