A notable advancement for regional governance and human rights advocacy has emerged as Member of Parliament for Madina and renowned human rights lawyer, Francis-Xavier Sosu, has been appointed Vice President of the West African Caucus of the African Parliamentary Union (APU).
The announcement was made during a pivotal meeting on the sidelines of the 83rd Session of the APU Executive Committee held in Rabat from May 21 to 22.
Sosu’s appointment is seen as a testament to his commitment to promoting human rights and strengthening democratic values across West Africa.
With a rich background in legal advocacy and a track record of championing social justice, he is expected to play a crucial role in addressing pressing issues within the region.
During the meeting, representatives from various West African nations gathered to discuss key challenges facing their countries and explore collaborative solutions.
Sosu emphasized the importance of unity among West African nations in tackling issues such as governance, economic development, and human rights.
In his acceptance speech, Sosu expressed gratitude for the opportunity to serve in this capacity and reaffirmed his dedication to advancing the interests of West African citizens. “Together, we can foster a culture of accountability and transparency that will benefit our people,” he stated.
As Vice President, Sosu will work closely with other leaders in the caucus to facilitate dialogue and implement strategies aimed at enhancing cooperation among member states.
This appointment marks a significant milestone not only for Sosu but also for the Madina constituency he represents.
The West African Parliamentary Caucus aims to strengthen parliamentary cooperation and promote sustainable development across the region.
With leaders like Sosu at the helm, there is hope for positive change and progress in addressing critical issues facing West Africa today.
Story Written By Adu Kingsley | Kobby Kyei News
