Mr Tuggar called for cooperation among member states toward advancing integration and welfare of people in the sub-region.
Mr Tinubu assured members of the Sixth ECOWAS Parliament that Nigeria would continue to support it in achieving its objectives.
Mr Ibezim said the state government earmarked funds to empower the trainees.
“Some products will go to some countries and the countries will ask them to pay tariffs.’’
The ECOWAS Commission’s president said the withdrawal notifications by the Niger Republic, Mali and Burkina Faso had wider implications.
“The ECOWAS Commission expresses concern over the circumstances that have led to the postponement of the elections.”
According to the foreign minister, the successful elections indicate progress in advancing democracy in the West African sub-region.
Mr Touray stated this in the 2023 Annual State of the Community Report he presented to the ECOWAS Parliament in Abuja.
Mr Scholz said the move came when ECOWAS tried to restore stability to West Africa following six coups since 2020.
He added that the revised MoU included new areas of collaboration that had emerged since the initial MoU between the two institutions in 2001.
