The 58th ordinary session of the Inter-Parliamentary Committee of the West African Economic and Monetary Union (CIP-UEMOA) is underway in Niamey, bringing together key decision-makers to shape the region’s economic future. During the event, Dr. Mamoudou Harouna Djingarey, Chair of the Nigerien Council for the Refoundation (CCR), hosted a high-level meeting with a powerful delegation from the regional parliamentary body on July 15, 2026.
Budget 2027 and long-term fiscal strategy take center stage
The CIP-UEMOA delegation, led by its acting president Fononna Cheick Ahmed Coulibaly, shared critical insights into the discussions. The session, running from July 13 to 18, 2026, is primarily focused on financial planning and regional cohesion.
« This meeting provided an opportunity to present the draft budget for 2027 and the multiannual financial framework for 2027-2029, which will guide our collective priorities in the coming years, » explained Coulibaly.
Half-year review and roadmap for integration
The parliamentarians also reviewed progress made in the first half of 2026, identifying key achievements and allocating resources for the second half. Seeking strategic guidance from Dr. Djingarey, they aimed to accelerate West African integration through strengthened policy alignment.
Niger commits to fostering regional solidarity
Coulibaly commended Niger’s unwavering dedication to the UEMOA cause, highlighting the warm reception as proof of the nation’s commitment to dialogue and shared prosperity. Both institutions celebrated the session’s productive start and pledged to deepen collaboration, ensuring that parliamentary cooperation translates into tangible benefits for citizens across the union.
