The ECOWAS Commission and the Republic of Lebanon have agreed to explore opportunities for enhanced collaboration and bilateral cooperation to strengthen relations between Lebanon and ECOWAS member states.
The agreement followed a courtesy visit by Lebanon’s Ambassador to Nigeria, Dr Wissam Kalakeche, to the President of the ECOWAS Commission, General Birame Diop, in Abuja, Nigeria.
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According to a statement published on the ECOWAS Commission’s website, discussions during the meeting highlighted the importance of expanding Lebanon’s presence across the ECOWAS region and fostering stronger people-to-people ties.
“Both sides agreed to promote strategic collaboration between women’s associations in Lebanon and the Amazons of ECOWAS Institutions, with a focus on showcasing their respective cultures, heritage, cuisine, and tourism.”
The meeting also agreed to develop a Memorandum of Understanding to establish a framework for concrete, impactful and sustainable joint initiatives aimed at deepening cooperation and strengthening relations between Lebanon and the ECOWAS region.
