Members of the ECOWAS Parliament at the parliamentary seminar ongoing in Lome, Togo, is seeking enhanced powers for the Parliament that includes law making
Members in support say this will help them work better.
Some members of Parliament say the powers of the Parliament are limited and encroached on.
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A supplementary Act on the enhanced power of the Parliament was signed by the Authority of Heads of State and Government in 2016
Some argue that articles contained in the supplementary Act has already enhanced powers of the Parliament.
They want the leadership of the parliament to lead the implementation and enforcement of these powers.
Speaker of the parliament Sidie Mohammed Tunis in response agreed with members of Parliament saying a way forward is to produce a document at the end of the session.
While enhanced powers will ensure full participation of the West African people in economic integration, differences in ideology would also be crucial point of consideration so that the full potentials of the regional body will be realised.
Members also said the ECOWAS Parliament had shown itself as a primer of integration and a key instrument for stability in the sub-region having utilizèd “its instruments to provide opinions on various issues such as infrastructural development, migration, public health and investment referred to it by other community institutions, especially the ECOWAS Commission; with the aim to positively impact on the standards of living of West African citizens.”
Members of the ECOWAS Parliament at the parliamentary seminar ongoing in Lome, Togo, is seeking enhanced powers for the Parliament that includes law making
Members in support say this will help them work better.
Some members of Parliament say the powers of the Parliament are limited and encroached on.
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A supplementary Act on the enhanced power of the Parliament was signed by the Authority of Heads of State and Government in 2016
Some argue that articles contained in the supplementary Act has already enhanced powers of the Parliament.
They want the leadership of the parliament to lead the implementation and enforcement of these powers.
Speaker of the parliament Sidie Mohammed Tunis in response agreed with members of Parliament saying a way forward is to produce a document at the end of the session.
While enhanced powers will ensure full participation of the West African people in economic integration, differences in ideology would also be crucial point of consideration so that the full potentials of the regional body will be realised.
Members also said the ECOWAS Parliament had shown itself as a primer of integration and a key instrument for stability in the sub-region having utilizèd “its instruments to provide opinions on various issues such as infrastructural development, migration, public health and investment referred to it by other community institutions, especially the ECOWAS Commission; with the aim to positively impact on the standards of living of West African citizens.”
Members of the ECOWAS Parliament at the parliamentary seminar ongoing in Lome, Togo, is seeking enhanced powers for the Parliament that includes law making
Members in support say this will help them work better.
Some members of Parliament say the powers of the Parliament are limited and encroached on.
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A supplementary Act on the enhanced power of the Parliament was signed by the Authority of Heads of State and Government in 2016
Some argue that articles contained in the supplementary Act has already enhanced powers of the Parliament.
They want the leadership of the parliament to lead the implementation and enforcement of these powers.
Speaker of the parliament Sidie Mohammed Tunis in response agreed with members of Parliament saying a way forward is to produce a document at the end of the session.
While enhanced powers will ensure full participation of the West African people in economic integration, differences in ideology would also be crucial point of consideration so that the full potentials of the regional body will be realised.
Members also said the ECOWAS Parliament had shown itself as a primer of integration and a key instrument for stability in the sub-region having utilizèd “its instruments to provide opinions on various issues such as infrastructural development, migration, public health and investment referred to it by other community institutions, especially the ECOWAS Commission; with the aim to positively impact on the standards of living of West African citizens.”
Members of the ECOWAS Parliament at the parliamentary seminar ongoing in Lome, Togo, is seeking enhanced powers for the Parliament that includes law making
Members in support say this will help them work better.
Some members of Parliament say the powers of the Parliament are limited and encroached on.
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A supplementary Act on the enhanced power of the Parliament was signed by the Authority of Heads of State and Government in 2016
Some argue that articles contained in the supplementary Act has already enhanced powers of the Parliament.
They want the leadership of the parliament to lead the implementation and enforcement of these powers.
Speaker of the parliament Sidie Mohammed Tunis in response agreed with members of Parliament saying a way forward is to produce a document at the end of the session.
While enhanced powers will ensure full participation of the West African people in economic integration, differences in ideology would also be crucial point of consideration so that the full potentials of the regional body will be realised.
Members also said the ECOWAS Parliament had shown itself as a primer of integration and a key instrument for stability in the sub-region having utilizèd “its instruments to provide opinions on various issues such as infrastructural development, migration, public health and investment referred to it by other community institutions, especially the ECOWAS Commission; with the aim to positively impact on the standards of living of West African citizens.”
Members of the ECOWAS Parliament at the parliamentary seminar ongoing in Lome, Togo, is seeking enhanced powers for the Parliament that includes law making
Members in support say this will help them work better.
Some members of Parliament say the powers of the Parliament are limited and encroached on.
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A supplementary Act on the enhanced power of the Parliament was signed by the Authority of Heads of State and Government in 2016
Some argue that articles contained in the supplementary Act has already enhanced powers of the Parliament.
They want the leadership of the parliament to lead the implementation and enforcement of these powers.
Speaker of the parliament Sidie Mohammed Tunis in response agreed with members of Parliament saying a way forward is to produce a document at the end of the session.
While enhanced powers will ensure full participation of the West African people in economic integration, differences in ideology would also be crucial point of consideration so that the full potentials of the regional body will be realised.
Members also said the ECOWAS Parliament had shown itself as a primer of integration and a key instrument for stability in the sub-region having utilizèd “its instruments to provide opinions on various issues such as infrastructural development, migration, public health and investment referred to it by other community institutions, especially the ECOWAS Commission; with the aim to positively impact on the standards of living of West African citizens.”
Members of the ECOWAS Parliament at the parliamentary seminar ongoing in Lome, Togo, is seeking enhanced powers for the Parliament that includes law making
Members in support say this will help them work better.
Some members of Parliament say the powers of the Parliament are limited and encroached on.
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A supplementary Act on the enhanced power of the Parliament was signed by the Authority of Heads of State and Government in 2016
Some argue that articles contained in the supplementary Act has already enhanced powers of the Parliament.
They want the leadership of the parliament to lead the implementation and enforcement of these powers.
Speaker of the parliament Sidie Mohammed Tunis in response agreed with members of Parliament saying a way forward is to produce a document at the end of the session.
While enhanced powers will ensure full participation of the West African people in economic integration, differences in ideology would also be crucial point of consideration so that the full potentials of the regional body will be realised.
Members also said the ECOWAS Parliament had shown itself as a primer of integration and a key instrument for stability in the sub-region having utilizèd “its instruments to provide opinions on various issues such as infrastructural development, migration, public health and investment referred to it by other community institutions, especially the ECOWAS Commission; with the aim to positively impact on the standards of living of West African citizens.”
Members of the ECOWAS Parliament at the parliamentary seminar ongoing in Lome, Togo, is seeking enhanced powers for the Parliament that includes law making
Members in support say this will help them work better.
Some members of Parliament say the powers of the Parliament are limited and encroached on.
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A supplementary Act on the enhanced power of the Parliament was signed by the Authority of Heads of State and Government in 2016
Some argue that articles contained in the supplementary Act has already enhanced powers of the Parliament.
They want the leadership of the parliament to lead the implementation and enforcement of these powers.
Speaker of the parliament Sidie Mohammed Tunis in response agreed with members of Parliament saying a way forward is to produce a document at the end of the session.
While enhanced powers will ensure full participation of the West African people in economic integration, differences in ideology would also be crucial point of consideration so that the full potentials of the regional body will be realised.
Members also said the ECOWAS Parliament had shown itself as a primer of integration and a key instrument for stability in the sub-region having utilizèd “its instruments to provide opinions on various issues such as infrastructural development, migration, public health and investment referred to it by other community institutions, especially the ECOWAS Commission; with the aim to positively impact on the standards of living of West African citizens.”
Members of the ECOWAS Parliament at the parliamentary seminar ongoing in Lome, Togo, is seeking enhanced powers for the Parliament that includes law making
Members in support say this will help them work better.
Some members of Parliament say the powers of the Parliament are limited and encroached on.
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A supplementary Act on the enhanced power of the Parliament was signed by the Authority of Heads of State and Government in 2016
Some argue that articles contained in the supplementary Act has already enhanced powers of the Parliament.
They want the leadership of the parliament to lead the implementation and enforcement of these powers.
Speaker of the parliament Sidie Mohammed Tunis in response agreed with members of Parliament saying a way forward is to produce a document at the end of the session.
While enhanced powers will ensure full participation of the West African people in economic integration, differences in ideology would also be crucial point of consideration so that the full potentials of the regional body will be realised.
Members also said the ECOWAS Parliament had shown itself as a primer of integration and a key instrument for stability in the sub-region having utilizèd “its instruments to provide opinions on various issues such as infrastructural development, migration, public health and investment referred to it by other community institutions, especially the ECOWAS Commission; with the aim to positively impact on the standards of living of West African citizens.”
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