President John Mahama confers with Niger Head of State

Ghana’s Economic Policies Explained for Business Owners

President John Mahama continued his visit to West African states in pursuit of Ghana’s long-standing foreign policy of good neighbourliness.

On Sunday, he travelled to Niamey, Niger to hold talks with General Abdourahamane Tchiani, President of the National Council for the Safeguard of the Homeland.

The two leaders held closed-door meetings and later an expanded bilateral meeting with their delegations in the presidential palace.

📢 GET A DETAILED ARTICLES + JOBS

Join SamBoad's WhatsApp Channel and never miss a post or opportunity.

📲 Join the Channel Now

A communique issued after the engagements confirmed that discussions focused on enhanced security cooperation in the Sahel and West African region to combat terrorism, improved and unimpeded trade between the two countries, and strengthening bilateral ties.

President Tchiani raised the need for collaboration and recognition of the Alliance of Sahel States by the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), with President Mahama emphasising the need for greater collaboration to fight terrorism, which threatens not only the Sahel region but also countries further down towards the coast.

Mr Mahama used the occasion to thank his Nigerien counterpart for sending a delegation to his inauguration on January 7, 2025, noting that Ghana and Niger have for many decades cooperated in the areas of trade as Ghana imports many agricultural products from Niger.

Disclaimer: Some content on The High Street Business may be aggregated, summarized, or edited from third-party sources for informational purposes. Images and media are used under fair use or royalty-free licenses. The High Street Business is a subsidiary of SamBoad Publishing under SamBoad Business Group Ltd, registered in Ghana since 2014.

OTHERS READING:  ACEP Advocates for Transparency in ECG Privatization Efforts

For concerns or inquiries, please visit our Privacy Policy or Contact Page.

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

error: Content is protected. Kindly credit The High Street Business when referencing.