There will be a single currency for selected member states of the Economic Council of West African States (ECOWAS) from 2020
This was revealed by Moustapha Niasse, the president of the National Assembly of Senegal in an ECOWAS seminar .
The seminar focused on the challenges and prospects surrounding the creation of the ECOWAS single currency The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) has said that the regional bloc will begin a single currency starting with some member states in 2020.
Olupohunda Moustapha Niasse, the president of the National Assembly of Senegal, revealed in an ECOWAS seminar that had in attendance Jean-Claude Kassi Brou, president of the ECOWAS commission and Moustapha Cisse Lo, the speaker of the community parliament, Sahara Reporters reports.
The meeting focused on the challenges and prospects surrounding the creation of the ECOWAS single currency.
Moustapha said: “The single currency will make it possible to lift the commercial and monetary barriers, lower the cost of transaction and spark up economic activities in the region.”
The speaker urged all stakeholders to reflect the road map on the single currency. The parliament further requested heads of state and governments to be firm in adhering to the 2020 deadline for the establishment of the ECOWAS single currency.
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