U.S. Africa Command in Talks with EASF Leadership

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U.S. Africa Command in Talks with EASF Leadership

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The top management of the Eastern Africa Standby Force held talks revolving around the conduct of a possible joint Command Post Exercise (CPX) with the United States African Command (USAFRICOM) at the Secretariat in Karen, Nairobi, on 24th June 2021.

The United States has been supporting peace initiatives across the Eastern Africa region over many decades and is one of EASF's partners who operate together with the Standby Force under the umbrella named "Friends of EASF".

Such discussions provide a platform to share common values among partners seeking to achieve common objectives. Peace, security, and stability within the Eastern Africa region are pivotal in the advancement and development of, not only the region itself but the wider African population which directly or indirectly collaborates with the region.

Photo Gallery: U.S. Africa Command in Talks with EASF Leadership

EASF Director Brig. Gen. Getachew Fayisa addresses the meeting between the Standby Force and USAFRICOM delegation at the Secretariat in Karen, Nairobi on 24th June 2021.
The Head of Peace Operations' Department Brig. Gen. Henry Isoke sheds light into EASF's peace support initiatives to the USAFRICOM delegation at the Secretariat in Karen, Nairobi.
The Head of Peace Operations' Department Brig. Gen. Henry Isoke sharing some notes with the Joint Chief of Staff Brig. Gen. (Dr.) PSC Osman Mohamed Abbas Osman (center) and the USAFRICOM delegation's leader Col. Nic Shapper.
The meeting between EASF and the USAFRICOM delegation in progress on 24th June 2021.
Officials from EASF's Military Component review some key discussion points after the meeting on 24th June 2021.
The Head of Administration and Finance Ms. Lina Peggy Hoareau (right) with the Joint Chief of Staff Brig. Gen. (Dr.) PSC Osman Mohamed Abbas Osman (left) seeing off the guests led by Col. Nic Shapper (second from right) at the Secretariat in Karen, Nairobi on 24th June 2021.