African Union welcomes UN's adoption of new maps
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52% : Last Updated on September 6, 2026 2:11 pm by INDIAN AWAAZ AMN/ WEB DESK The Chairperson of the African Union (AU) Commission, Mahmoud Ali Youssouf, has welcomed the United Nations General Assembly resolution that encourages the use of the Equal Earth cartographic projection in maps worldwide to replace the Mercator projection widely used so far which distorts the sizes of continental landmasses.51% : The UN General Assembly has voted to replace the traditional world map with one that more accurately reflects the size of Africa.
40% : The UN vote is non-binding but it will encourage governments and institutions to stop using the traditional Mercator map.
32% : However, the United States criticised the UN vote, arguing that the General Assembly should focus on more serious global issues.
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