African Union mourns death of Ambassador Kuntjit Senegergis

The African Union has expressed profound grief over the death of Angola's Deputy Permanent Representative Ambassador Kuntjit Senegergis. He served on Ethiopia's diplomatic front and dedicated his life to his country abroad, according to the AU statement. The organisation highlighted his lasting impact on African diplomacy.

Addis Ababa, Megabit 29, 2018 (Fana) – The African Union issued a statement of condolence on the death of Ambassador Kuntjit Senegergis, Angola's Deputy Permanent Representative, who served at Ethiopia's diplomatic front as a Pan-Africanist.

The AU noted that the ambassador spent many years in foreign affairs and diplomacy, paving the way for African female diplomats. It praised his tireless efforts to safeguard African interests, strengthen global cooperation, and advance collective priorities on the continent.

"His living work will continue to inspire African female diplomats with determination and purpose," the AU statement said. It extended sympathies to his family, the Ethiopian government, and fellow Africans.

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