He said the goal was to mobilise, develop and retain regional capital within the ECOWAS subregion for the overall good of all.
He said that some of the strategies included the regional trade and transport facilitation strategy.
The bloc’s president noted that violent extremism and terrorism had inflicted pain and suffering on the people and ECOWAS member states.
Mr Touray stated that the event was aimed at drawing up a work plan to promote peace, good governance and fight against disinformation in West Africa.
Mr Tuggar called for cooperation among member states toward advancing integration and welfare of people in the sub-region.
According to Omar Touray, the president of the ECOWAS Commission, the team will monitor Togo’s legislative and regional elections on April 29.
Mr Otubanjo, a research professor at the Nigerian Institute of International Affairs, made the assertion in an interview in Lagos.
The ECOWAS Commission’s president said the withdrawal notifications by the Niger Republic, Mali and Burkina Faso had wider implications.
Mr Touray said that the authority directed the commission to dialogue with stakeholders on the relationship between electoral processes, democracy and development.
He said access to the funds has been challenging as sanctioned states have stopped remitting levies amid the bloc’s growing tasks.
