Egypt's President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi has launched the sixth edition of the African Union's Post-Conflict Reconstruction and Development Month, according to Egypt Today. The Egyptian presidency also issued a statement marking the November 2026 launch.
In announcing the initiative, El-Sisi called for expanded efforts in post-conflict reconstruction and for more funding to support the work, Egypt Today reports. The month is held under the African Union's framework for helping societies rebuild after conflict.
The reporting available does not detail specific programmes, budget figures or participating countries for this year's edition. Further information on the month's activities is expected to come from the African Union and the Egyptian presidency.
The launch places Egypt's presidency behind a continental effort that pairs reconstruction with development goals. El-Sisi's call for greater resources suggests funding will be a central theme of the sixth edition, though the reporting does not specify how additional money would be raised or allocated.
Watch for the African Union and Egyptian officials to release a fuller schedule of events and any commitments made during the month.