DECLARATION ON A CODE OF CONDUCT FOR INTER-AFRICAN RELATIONS
OAU, June 1994
Summary
Considering the Charter of the United Nations Organization, particularly its provisions on security, stability, economic development and co-operation, Considering the Charter of the Organization of African Unity, particularly its principles and objectives (Articles II and III) Considering the Abuja Treaty establishing the African Economic Community,
Keywords
Economic Development and Cooperation Security
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