Germany has committed to a funding of €49 million for ECOWAS to strengthen the interventions of the sub-regional organization in several areas including peace, security, and health in West Africa. This funding is divided into financial cooperation projects (€32.8 million) and technical cooperation projects (€16.2 million). This partnership was signed in Abuja, early November, between…...
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Germany/ECOWAS: Berlin strengthens its partnership with ECOWAS
Alexandre Varel
Investigative journalist and essayist. Specialist in Africa and economic relations between Europe and Africa. Business networks, power dynamics, Paris, Abidjan, and Francophone Africa.
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