The committee will consider easing sanctions on Niger based on the outcome of negotiations between the new committee and the Niger junta. The new committee includes the presidents of Togo, Sierra Leone and Benin and will try to get a commitment to a short democratic transition from the Niger junta (CMSP) as well as secure the release of Mr Bazoum, his family and some of his associates
The committee will consider easing sanctions on Niger based on the outcome of negotiations between the new committee and the Niger junta. West African heads of government resolved on Sunday to set up another committee to negotiate with the military junta in Niger , making it at least the third committee set up by the regional body, ECOWAS , to negotiate with military rulers who sacked President Mohamed Bazoum in a coup in July.
The new committee includes the presidents of Togo, Sierra Leone and Benin and will try to get a commitment to a short democratic transition from the Niger junta (CMSP) as well as secure the release of Mr Bazoum, his family and some of his associate
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