Equatorial Guinea highlights peaceful resolution of territorial dispute with Gabon at ICJ
September 24, 2026 | United Nations, International
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Vice President Tidoro Nigimo Oang Mangu told the General Assembly that development requires peace and stability and cited his country's experience with neighborly dispute resolution.
"Equatorial Guinea and the Gabanese Republic are a clear example of commitment to peaceful settlement because they submitted their territorial disputes to the International Court of Justice," he said, noting that both states continue to make progress on implementation through bilateral dialogue.
The speaker framed the example as proof that international law and multilateral support — specifically from the United Nations and the African Union — can help states preserve ties of friendship and cooperation while resolving difficult territorial questions.
"Equatorial Guinea and the Gabanese Republic are a clear example of commitment to peaceful settlement because they submitted their territorial disputes to the International Court of Justice," he said, noting that both states continue to make progress on implementation through bilateral dialogue.
The speaker framed the example as proof that international law and multilateral support — specifically from the United Nations and the African Union — can help states preserve ties of friendship and cooperation while resolving difficult territorial questions.
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