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UNOWAS Condemns Violence in Senegal, Calls for Calm and Peace

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Quadri Adejumo
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The United Nations Office for West Africa and the Sahel (UNOWAS) strongly condemns the outbreak of violence that has occurred in Dakar, Ziguinchor, and other areas in Senegal since Thursday. The loss of human lives in these incidents is deeply regrettable, and UNOWAS expresses its heartfelt condolences to the families of the victims, the Senegalese people, and the government of Senegal.

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Calls for Calm and Measures to Safeguard Peace

In response to the escalating violence, UNOWAS calls for calm and restraint from all parties involved. It urges the Senegalese people to take necessary measures to prevent further violence and to prioritize peace and social cohesion. The situation demands immediate action to ensure the safety and well-being of all individuals living in affected areas.

As a regional organization committed to promoting peace and stability, UNOWAS stands firm in its condemnation of all forms of violence. The organization recognizes the importance of dialogue, understanding, and mutual respect in resolving conflicts and fostering peaceful coexistence.

In this critical time, it is essential for the Senegalese government, community leaders, and citizens to work together to address the root causes of the violence and find sustainable solutions. UNOWAS emphasizes the need for inclusive and constructive dialogue among all stakeholders, aimed at addressing grievances and promoting reconciliation.

Now more than ever, the unity and resilience of the Senegalese people are vital in overcoming these challenging circumstances. UNOWAS reiterates its commitment to supporting Senegal in its efforts to restore peace, stability, and social harmony.

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