Diplomacy: the topics on the agenda for the meeting between Wadagni and the presidents of the AES states
The President of the Republic, Romuald Wadagni, is on an official friendship and work visit to the Republic of Niger and Burkina Faso on Tuesday, June 2, 2026.

This information was made public through an official statement from the Presidency of the Republic, dated in Cotonou.
According to the document, the Beninese head of state is visiting Niamey and Ouagadougou successively as part of the active neighborhood diplomacy he intends to promote from the beginning of his term.
This approach reflects a clear intention to strengthen dialogue and cooperation with the neighboring countries of Benin.
During these visits, Romuald Wadagni will hold discussions with the President of the Republic of Niger, Abdourahamane Tiani, and the President of Burkina Faso, Ibrahim Traoré.
The discussions will particularly focus on regional security issues, economic and trade cooperation prospects, and ways to strengthen solidarity among the Beninese, Nigerien, and Burkinabe peoples.
The statement specifies that these visits reflect the conviction of the President of the Republic that the fates of West African nations are closely linked. They are part of a diplomatic approach based on dialogue, mutual respect, and the search for coordinated solutions to the common challenges facing the sub-region.
Through this first series of official visits to neighboring countries, the Beninese head of state reaffirms his commitment to enhanced regional cooperation and a diplomatic action oriented towards stability, security, and shared development in West Africa.
Related Articles
Benin – Morocco: details of the 14 strategic agreements signed during the 7th Joint Commission.
After Benin, Guinea is demanding from France the return of its cultural property taken during colonization.
Benin: Professor Nassirou Bako-Arifari appointed Commissioner to ECOWAS
Benin: strengthening the strategic partnership with the World Bank and launching the 2026-2036 framework
Comments
Comments load when you reach this section.