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Nigeria Not Present At The Signing Of SAMOA Agreement – Federal Govt

by James Kwen
2 years ago
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Federal government has said that Nigeria was not represented at the signing of the New Partnership Agreement, known as the Samoa Agreement, between the Member States of the Organisation of Africa, Caribbean and Pacific States (OACPS) and the European Union (EU) on Wednesday.

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The Ministry of Foreign Affairs in a statement signed by the Spokesperson, Francisca Omayuli yesterday said relevant Nigerian stakeholders are currently studying the instrument with a view to ensuring that its provisions do not contravene Nigeria’s domestic legislation.

“The attention of the federal government of Nigeria has been drawn to diverse pronouncements and publications on the implication of Nigeria signing the New Partnership Agreement, known as the Samoa Agreement, between the Member States of the Organization of Africa, Caribbean and Pacific States (OACPS) and the European Union (EU).

“The Samoa Agreement, covers six (6) key priority areas of Human Rights, Democracy and Governance; Peace and Security; Human and Social Development; Environmental Sustainability and Climate Change; Inclusive Sustainable Economic Growth; and Development, Migration and Mobility. The Agreement supersedes and replaces the Cotonou Agreement (2000), which in turn was preceded by several other agreements aimed at bolstering relations between the OACPS and EU.

“The general public is invited to note that Nigeria was not represented at the Signing Ceremony, which took place in Samoa on Wednesday, 15th November, 2023 and hence has not signed the Agreement.

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“Relevant Nigerian stakeholders are currently studying the Instrument with a view to ensuring that its provisions do not contravene Nigeria’s domestic legislation,” the statement reads.

 


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