CM/Res. 51 (IV)
THE CO-ORDINATING COMMITTEE FOR THE LIBERATION OF AFRICA
The Council of Ministers meeting in its Fourth Ordinary Session in Nairobi (Kenya), from 26 February to 9 March 1965,
Recalling the resolution of the first session of the Assembly of Heads of State and Government concerning decolonization and apartheid,
Considering Resolution AHG/Res. 7 (I) of the First Session of the Assembly of Heads of State and Government concerning Angola,
Recalling also Resolution AHG/Res. 18 (I) of the First Session of the Assembly of Heads of State and Government concerning the Liberation Committee,
Reaffirming the desire of the Member States to continue, in every possible way, the struggle for the independence of all territories under foreign domination,
Having examined the report of the Co-ordinating Committee for the Liberation Movements of Africa,
TAKES NOTE of the said report;
URGENTLY REQUESTS all Members of the Organization of African Unity who have not done so to make their financial contribution to the Special Fund;
APPEALS again to the various nationalist Liberation Movements active in the field to establish common action fronts with a view to strengthening the effectiveness of their movements;
RECOMMENDS that all assistance given by the Liberation Committee be granted to the liberation movements and that the government of the host country should be so informed;
APPOINTS a military Commission of Enquiry composed of representatives from: Cameroon, Mauritania and Sierra Leone, in order to determine, in the field
and immediately, the effectiveness of all those Movements which are engaged in the struggle for the Liberation of the so-called Portuguese Guinea;
RECOMMENDS that GRAE and the MPLA co-operative closely with the Committee of Three for the formation of a common front;
CONGRATULATES and THANKS the Co-ordinating Committee for the Liberation of Africa for the work it has so far accomplished and the Government of the Republic of Tanzania for the hospitality and co-operation given to the Committee.