Virginie Baïkoua

Virginie Baïkoua, also known as Virginie Mbaïkoua (born 1966 or 1967), is a Central African politician. Quotes I must express the gratitude of the Central African people to the organizers of this session during this health crisis; they succeeded in bringing the world together around issues related to the problem of displaced persons. I dare to believe that the recommendations and resolutions resulting from this moment of exchange will be taken into account and translated into action. My delegation remains convinced that only durable solutions, including voluntary and freely consented returns, can put an end to the suffering of displaced persons. I would like to welcome the initiative to establish a platform to support durable solutions for the situation in the Central African Republic. However, my country remains concerned about the inadequacy of funding for programs and the absence of development actors in areas where conditions have become favorable for return. I therefore launch from this podium a heartfelt plea for greater mobilization of resources in favor of the Central African Republic, my country, which only wants peace, security, and stability. Virginie Baïkoua at the UNHCR Executive Committee in Geneva: "My country brings a message of hope and determination", By Oubangui Médias, retrieved on Oct 6, 2021 As I told you, humanitarian responses depend on the resources available. This year, the areas affected by the resurgence of violence were covered by humanitarian actors to the extent permitted by the security situation. Several humanitarian workers have been targeted by armed groups, and several have sadly lost their lives. As I said, this is the work of the enemies of peace, those who do not want the crisis in the country to end. They continue to attack people who are only seeking to save lives. This shows a total lack of patriotism on the part of those who claim to have taken We can't say that the humanitarian situation is currently excellent, but in the cities the government has been able to visit through its various ministers, the situation is gradually returning to normal. It must be said that sometimes it's the lack of a framework for dialogue that is at the root of conflicts. In the places I've been able to visit, we've always ended up finding common ground, and most of the time, it's misunderstandings or rumors that are at the root of crises. Central African Republic: "The government is fighting to keep the CAR on the humanitarian agenda but also to move towards recovery," says Minister Virginie Baïkoua.retrieved on 27, 2018 External links Category:Women politicians in the Central African Republic Category:Living people