The new date will be disclosed “to all national and international actors in due course,” the ministry wrote.
The event, which is organized by the Togolese government and backed by the UN, should allow participants to assess trends and recent changes in the Sahel and West Africa regions, especially in the face of violent extremism and terrorism.
They should also discuss strategies and the means to prevent terrorism from spreading, in addition to potential amendments to actions and mandates of peacekeeping operations, to better adapt them to real needs on the ground.
