| Press  Release
 10  October 2013
 
 President  Zuma to lead a South African delegation to the Extra-ordinary AU Summit
 
 His Excellency  President Jacob Zuma is scheduled to lead a South African delegation to the  Extra-ordinary Summit of the African Union, which will take place in Addis  Ababa on Saturday, 12 October 2013, under the theme: “Africa’s Relationship  with the International Criminal Court (ICC)”.
 
 It is expected that  the Summit will consider the AU Progress Report of the Commission on Peace  and Security on the implementation of Decision Assembly/AU/Dec.482 (XXI) on  International Jurisdiction, Justice and the ICC. The report sets out the  history of the relationship between the ICC and the African Union.
 
 The Summit is also  expected to appoint a new Commissioner responsible for Peace and Security  within the African Union Structures, after the recent resignation of His  Excellency Ambassador Ramtane Lamamra.  The latter has been appointed as  Foreign Minister of the People’s Democratic Republic of Algeria.
 
 President Zuma will be accompanied by Ms Maite Nkoana-Mashabane,  Minister of International Relations and Cooperation and Mr Jeff Radebe,  Minister of Justice and Constitutional Development.  The Summit will be  preceded by the Fifteenth Extra-Ordinary Session of the Executive Council on  Friday, 11 October 2013, where Minister Nkoana-Mashabane will lead the South  African Delegation.
 
 For further information please contact Mr  Clayson Monyela spokesperson for DIRCO on 082 884 5974
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