Africa's Israel summit stirs on Faure Gnassingbé, the OIC lightning

Planned for the end of October in Lomé, the Africa Israel Summit is supposed to bring together the states of Africa around the Hebrew state on the theme of development and security. Except that according to a revelation of the Letter of the Continent, the organization of the Islamic Cooperation does not digest this initiative which risks to bring its allies of Africa of Israel closer.

We already know that the relations between Israel and many African countries, most of them Islamic, are not in the right place. This naturally motivates the interminable displacements of Professor Robert Dussey, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Cooperation and Integration.

While Israel is steadily building on this meeting to consolidate its interests on the African continent, the initiative seems to be "high risk" for Faure Gnassingbé according to the Continent's letter, as the paper continues, "the principle of meeting makes Already raging, some African states ".

Several members of the OIC would come, according to revelations from the same source, to complain at the level of the African Union and would like, failing a cancellation of the summit, retaliation against Togo naturally accused of debauching Allied Islamic states, In favor of Israel.

The letter from the Continent states that the Togo affairs officer in Ryad has just been summoned by the Saudi Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

It will surely take more to deter the son of General Eyadema for whom, Israel has always been a favorite destination; A hereditary passion when we know that the late Gnassingbé Eyadéma went there at will, usually for medical care. The secret services of Togo receive much of their cooperation with the Hebrew State, since the time of General Eyadéma.

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