Ban condemns killing of French aid in Niger by Al Qaeda.
United Nations, July 26 .- The secretary general of the Organization of United Nations (UN), Ban Ki-moon today condemned the killing by Al Qaeda of cooperating Germaneau French Michel, who worked on humanitarian projects in Africa's Sahel region.
Ban consider that "this last event is a strong reminder of the urgent need to dat terrorism in the world and in the Sahel region in particular," said his, ffxiv gil, spokesman, Martin Nesirky.
Germaneau, 78, was kidnapped in Niger in April by the terrorist organization Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb (AQMI), a group that run a year ago to a British hostage held captive and two Spanish aid workers, who abducted Mauritania when they were on a humanitarian convoy to Senegal.
The Spaniards Albert Vilalta, ffxiv gil, and Roque Pascual were kidnapped on November 29, 2009 and allegedly are in the hands AQMI cell led by Algerian Belmoctar Moctar.
Ban's conviction and his call for ending terrorism in the African region in addition to that made in the same direction by the European Union (EU), also acknowledged today the need to mobilize new resources to promote security and development in the Sahel.
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