Niamey: The Speaker of Ghana's Parliament, Mr Alban Sumana Kingsford Bagbin, has commended the Republic of Niger for its commitment to nation-building through the inauguration of the Consultative Council for Rebuilding. Speaking at the inauguration ceremony in Niamey, Niger, Mr Bagbin praised the council as a symbol of unity for the Nigerien people.
According to Ghana News Agency, Mr Bagbin stated that nation-building is a continuous journey of hard work and a path of renewal and improvement. He emphasized that lasting reforms arise from inclusive conversations that embrace various voices, perspectives, and experiences. A statement issued by the Media Relations Department of Parliament highlighted Ghana's readiness to support Niger's nation-rebuilding journey and assured that Niger would not walk alone in this endeavor.
The statement also highlighted Mr Bagbin's remarks on the historical and blood ties between Ghana and Niger, stressing the importance of collaboration to combat terrorism and enhance trade. It commended Niger's dedication to participatory governance and the establishment of the Consultative Council.
Furthermore, the statement mentioned that the Speaker suggested the Consultative Council look into Ghana's Constitutional Review process and share experiences. Mr Bagbin noted that the council represents a significant milestone in Niger's pursuit of national cohesion and development.
Speaker Bagbin underscored the importance of unity and collaboration in nation-building, drawing on Ghana's own experiences. The statement concluded with well-wishes for the Consultative Council's success in its endeavors and expressed optimism for the positive changes that would result from its work.
