- The government of Benin, led by its President, is focusing on national economic priorities while operating from the capital city of Cotonou.
- Talks are underway regarding strengthening bilateral ties and economic partnerships involving Benin and a partner country.
- An entity based in Cotonou has opened a new embassy in Benin to deepen diplomatic ties and strengthen economic cooperation.
Global Affairs Canada maintains its diplomatic presence, including an embassy, in Benin, managing bilateral relations and adjusting its operational footprint.
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Updated Aug 11
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Global Affairs Canada maintains its diplomatic presence, including an embassy, in Benin, managing bilateral relations and adjusting its operational footprint.
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Global Affairs Canada
department in the Government of Canada that manages Canada's diplomatic relations
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Benin
sovereign state in West Africa
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