The President of the ECOWAS Commission, General Birame Diop, has held separate meetings with the ambassadors of Kenya and Portugal to strengthen diplomatic relations and explore new areas of cooperation.
The meetings took place at the ECOWAS Commission’s headquarters in Abuja, Nigeria, on Thursday, October 22.
The discussions focused on strengthening existing relations, promoting people-to-people ties and identifying opportunities for closer cooperation between the regional bloc and the two countries.
General Diop assured the ambassadors of ECOWAS’s commitment to continued engagement and cooperation.
He also stressed the importance of diplomatic dialogue and partnerships in addressing shared challenges and promoting peace and sustainable development.
The meetings further highlighted the need to establish frameworks for practical and sustainable joint initiatives that would deepen relations and advance the mutual interests of ECOWAS, Kenya and Portugal.
The ambassadors who met General Diop were Isaac K. Parashina of Kenya and Paolo Martins dos Santos of Portugal.
‘Too arrogant, too sure of itself’ France confronts its legacy in Africa
Nigeria's unwritten power-sharing rule looms over presidential race
Several killed, dozens wounded in Jordan church shooting
‘I killed lots of terrorists, but it didn’t make me feel better’: The trauma hau...
Casualties feared as multi-storey building collapses in Nairobi
Cabinet approves bill to regulate public relations practice – Shamima Muslim
Bawumia was right; NDC's economy is only on paper, not in people's pockets – Kwa...
NDC should credit Bawumia for introducing gold-for-reserves policy – Kwadwo Poku
Obuasi SHTS sex scandal: Gender Ministry deploys team to support affected studen...
Adwoa Safo's Dome-Kwabenya comeback bid must push Elikplim Akurugu to deliver mo...
