The ECOWAS promotes cooperation and integration among West African states in various sectors including peace, security, and economic development.

The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) was established on May 28, 1975, by the Treaty of Lagos, with a mandate to promote cooperation integration

The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) was established in 1975 and comprises 15 Member States covering an area of 5.1 million km 2 , with a population of 308 million inhabitants as at 2015.

Oct 12, 2024 · Role of the ECOWAS Parliament in Community budget monitoring discussed in Abidjan August 17, 2024 The delocalized meeting of the Joint Committee on Administration, Finance and Budget/Public Accounts/Macroeconomic Policy and Economic Research of …

President Faure Gnassingbé receives the Speaker of the ECOWAS Parliament; Role of the ECOWAS Parliament in Community budget monitoring discussed in Abidjan; Speaker of the ECOWAS Parliament commends the administrative staff; Memounatou Ibrahima: a woman committed to heading the ECOWAS Parliament

The ECOWAS Parliament, also known as the Community Parliament, is one of the Institutions of ECOWAS. It is the Assembly of Peoples of the Community serving as a forum for dialogue, consultation and consensus for Representatives of the people of West Africa with the aim of promoting integration.

ETLS is a trade instrument aimed at encouraging duty free trade among ECOWAS Member States. The objective of the ETLS is to liberalise trade by abolishing of customs duties levied on imports and exports and the elimination of non-tariff barriers among member states for the establishment of a free trade area at the community level.

ECOWAS Digital Observatory. The ECOWAS Digital Observatory (ECODOB): Management and Information System for Telecommunications/ICT, used to track the development, trends, and performance of the telecommunications sector in West. Read more…

In 2005, the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) adopted the Economic Community of West Africa Agricultural Policy (ECOWAP).

The TFWA Program brings together key development partners, including European Union, USAID, Government of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, and Government of the Federal Republic of Germany to support countries in the region and regional bodies (the ECOWAS and UEMOA Commissions) in the implementation of a combination of targeted interventions and ...