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  1. Nigeria is intensifying political dialogue and deepening bilateral cooperation.
  2. Nigeria and ECOWAS held talks and pledged coordination through the United Nations.

ECOWAS finalizes medium-term expenditure framework in Lagos

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Directors of the Institutions and Agencies of the Economic Community of West African States met in Lagos, Nigeria, from September 21 to 30, 2026. The meeting aimed to align and finalize the Medium-Term Expenditure Framework (MTEF) for 2027–2029 with strategic priorities for 2026–2030. Birame Diop, President of the ECOWAS Commission, officially launched the proceedings.

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The MTEF requires detailing activities, expected outcomes, necessary resources, and implementation timetables for the period 2027–2030. The new strategic priorities aim to accelerate results during this period, positioning 2027 as the first full year of implementation.

Nigeria and ECOWAS have held talks and pledged coordination through the United Nations, while Nigeria continues to deepen bilateral cooperation.

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