Equatorial Guinea Deepens ECOWAS Ties as Ambassador Presents Credentials.
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By Raymond Enoch
In a significant diplomatic move, the Ambassador of Equatorial Guinea to Nigeria, Francisco Edu Ngua Mangue, officially presented his credentials to the President of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), Dr. Omar Alieu Touray, at the ECOWAS Commission headquarters in Abuja.
The event underscored the deepening ties between Equatorial Guinea and ECOWAS as both parties emphasized their commitment to regional stability and development.
During the meeting, Dr. Touray praised the leadership of Equatorial Guinean President Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo, highlighting his role in fostering peace and security in Africa.
He noted that all regions of the continent face challenges, and President Obiang Nguema Mbasogo’s leadership would be invaluable in addressing these issues. “Africa is a family, and the problems it faces have harmful consequences for its citizens. The role of President Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo in resolving them will be greatly appreciated,” Dr. Touray stated.
He also acknowledged the strong relationship between ECOWAS and Equatorial Guinea, expressing confidence that the partnership would contribute to sustainable solutions for the region’s security and socioeconomic challenges.
Earlier in his response, Ambassador Francisco Edu Ngua Mangue reaffirmed Equatorial Guinea’s commitment to working closely with ECOWAS to strengthen peace and development efforts across Africa.
iThe event was attended by key officials, including Abdou Kolley, Director of Cabinet at the ECOWAS Commission, reflecting the significance of the moment in regional diplomacy.
As West and Central Africa navigate complex security and economic challenges, this renewed collaboration between Equatorial Guinea and ECOWAS is expected to play a critical role in shaping the continent’s future.
