In February, under the chairship of the Arab Republic of Egypt, the African Union (AU) Peace and Security Council (PSC) had a scheduled Provisional Programme of Work (PPoW) consisting of four substantive sessions, covering five agenda items. All four substantive sessions happened as planned, including two informal consultations.

Out of the four substantive sessions, one session, had two agenda items, focused on country-specific situations, while the rest addressed thematic issues. The two agenda items were the only sessions held at the ministerial level during the month, while the rest were conducted at the level of permanent representatives. It is also worth noting that, among all the sessions, only one was held in an open format.