ECOWAS to negotiate with Niger junta on return to democracy
13 December 2023 |
3:13 am
West Africa's regional bloc ECOWAS on Sunday set up a committee of three leaders to negotiate with Niger's military junta on a transition to democratic rule and to consider easing sanctions, a communique said after an annual summit.
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