Terrorism, humanitarian crises threaten stability of West Africa: UN deputy chief

Rapidly evolving global political, social, environmental and security challenges risk undermining peace and economic development across West Africa, the UN deputy chief said on Friday, reiterating the importance of a multilateral and inclusive response.

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Terrorism, humanitarian crises threaten stability of West Africa: UN deputy chief

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