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  1. ECOWAS leaders met to discuss regional bloc challenges, with Julius Maada Bio chairing the meetings and Sierra Leone being included as a member state.
  2. ECOWAS commits to launching an ECO single currency, with Julius Maada Bio chairing the authority sessions.
  3. Plans are moving forward for a single currency, but the inclusion of members is being questioned.

Guinea seeks to join the monetary union while ECOWAS leads the single currency project.

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Guinea seeks to join the monetary union while ECOWAS leads the single currency project.

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GuineaEconomic Community of West African StatesEco

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  1. Guinea is assessing its readiness to join the single currency project led by ECOWAS.1 source
  2. Guinea refuses ECOWAS single currency while 80% of exports go to Asia.1 source
  3. Guinea applies to join the ECOWAS single currency project.1 source

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Plans are moving forward for a single currency, but the inclusion of members is being questioned.

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Within ECOWAS leaders met to discuss regional bloc challenges, with Julius Maada Bio chairing the meetings and Sierra Leone being included as a member state.

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