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Senator Prince Ned Nwoko Discusses Mutual Interests With President Of The Gambia by Details0987: 10:40am On Jul 16
Senator Prince Ned Nwoko Discusses Mutual Interests with President of The Gambia

Reporting for Point-blank Magazine, Ejowoke Anthonia - Tuesday, July 16, 2024.

In a recent meeting between Senator Prince Ned Nwoko and the President of The Gambia, key areas of mutual interest were discussed. Olorogun Godwin Obire, the SA on legislative and political matters to Senator Ned Nwoko, shed more light on the meeting to journalists.

One of the main topics tackled was security cooperation. Senator Ned emphasized the importance of collaboration between The Gambia and Nigeria in addressing security issues such as counter-terrorism, border security, and combating transnational crimes. Both countries, being members of ECOWAS and the African Union, work together to promote peace and stability in the region.

Trade and economic relations were also highlighted in the discussion. The Gambia and Nigeria have strong economic ties, with trade relations spanning various sectors. Strengthening economic cooperation and exploring new avenues for trade and investment were key areas of focus.

Regional integration efforts were another crucial aspect of the meeting. The Gambia and Nigeria actively participate in initiatives aimed at fostering economic development and cooperation within the West African region. Supporting initiatives like the West African Monetary Zone (WAMZ) and the ECOWAS Trade Liberalization Scheme (ETLS) were discussed to promote trade and investment.

Education and exchange programs were addressed as a means of enhancing people-to-people relations. Both countries collaborate on student exchange programs, academic research partnerships, and cultural exchanges to strengthen ties between their citizens.

Diplomatic collaboration was emphasized, as The Gambia and Nigeria maintain diplomatic relations and work closely on regional and international issues. Collaborating within multilateral forums such as the United Nations, the Commonwealth, and the African Union is crucial for addressing common challenges and promoting shared objectives.

Infrastructure development and connectivity projects were discussed to enhance regional trade and economic growth. Initiatives such as road and rail connectivity, energy infrastructure, and telecommunications were explored to improve connectivity within the region.

Health-related issues, including disease surveillance, healthcare delivery, and capacity-building, were also addressed. Both countries aim to work together to address public health challenges and promote healthcare access for their populations.

Tourism and cultural exchange were viewed as avenues for enhancing cultural exchange and promoting economic growth. Initiatives to boost tourism, preserve cultural heritage sites, and promote cultural exchanges were discussed to showcase the diversity of their societies.

Environmental sustainability and climate change challenges were given attention as well. Collaborating on renewable energy projects, environmental conservation efforts, and climate change adaptation strategies was discussed to protect ecosystems and natural resources.

Sports and youth development were recognized as avenues for promoting social cohesion and healthy lifestyles among the populations of both countries. Collaboration on sports events, youth empowerment programs, and initiatives for positive change in society were explored.

The meeting between Senator Prince Ned Nwoko and the President of The Gambia highlighted the range of shared interests that underpin the bilateral relations between the two countries. By deepening their collaboration, both nations can contribute to regional stability, economic prosperity, and cultural exchange in West Africa. Senator Ned Nwoko aims to achieve these goals for all Nigerians through his efforts in this meeting with the President of The Gambia and his Ministers.

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Re: Senator Prince Ned Nwoko Discusses Mutual Interests With President Of The Gambia by ebinpawa: 10:42am On Jul 16
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Re: Senator Prince Ned Nwoko Discusses Mutual Interests With President Of The Gambia by RealityKings(f): 10:59am On Jul 16
Ned Nwoko is thoughtful
Re: Senator Prince Ned Nwoko Discusses Mutual Interests With President Of The Gambia by Details0987: 11:41am On Jul 16
You can say that again and again very thoughtful

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