Mozambique takes over the rotating month-long presidency of the UN Security Council for the first time on 1 March, determined to raise the alarm bell over the rising threat that terrorism poses to the entire continent.
The case of Mozambique, whose northernmost province, Cabo Delgado, has been the scene of terrorist attacks by Islamic extremists since 2017, has only begun to be resolved with the intervention of African forces, including a large contingent from Rwanda. The current situation in Mozambique is considerably calmer and more stable, due to the prompt reaction of the SADC (Southern African Development Community), which immediately activated the SADC Joint Force in State of Alert, which acts in coordination with the Mozambican Armed Forces.
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