Minister of Foreign Affairs, Migration and Tunisian Abroad Nabil Ammar took part on Sunday in a dialogue session on the military coup d'etat in Africa and security prospects in the continent, during his participation in the 10th High-Level Seminar on Peace and Security in Africa held on December 17-18 in Algeria's Oran, under the theme: "Enhancing Cooperation between Peace and Security Council (PSC) of the African Union and the African Members of the United Nations Security Council (A3)." Ammar outlined on the occasion, the main challenges of concern in Africa and among its member States. With regard to the rising number of military coups, he pointed out that Tunisia has repeatedly expressed its condemnation of this trend, reaffirming its commitment to the "zero tolerance" rule for military coups. Ammar further underlined the importance Tunisia lends to upholding the professionalism and integrity of the various countries' armed forces across the continent. Besides, Ammar commended the political and diplo matic approach adopted by the PSC to support countries in transition, expressing consideration for the efforts exerted to re-establish constitutional order through mediation and support in the relevant countries. Source: Agence Tunis Afrique Presse