Speaker of Ghana’s Parliament, Alban Bagbin, has hailed the Republic of Niger’s inauguration of its Consultative Council for Rebuilding, describing the move as a landmark step toward inclusive governance and democratic renewal.

Delivering a solidarity message during an official visit to Niamey on Saturday, June 28, Bagbin commended the West African nation for its commitment to engaging citizens in shaping a new national direction.

He called the initiative a “historic and people-centered” milestone that signals a strong desire for peace, justice, and participatory development.

Addressing members of the newly inaugurated Council, Speaker Bagbin urged them to carry out their duties with wisdom, fairness, and unwavering dedication to the public interest.

He extended an invitation to the Council to observe Ghana’s ongoing constitutional review process, underscoring the importance of shared democratic learning and cooperation among West African nations.

Bagbin reaffirmed Ghana’s commitment to support Niger’s rebuilding efforts through experience sharing, technical assistance, and sustained diplomatic engagement. He emphasized the importance of regional solidarity in confronting shared challenges and advancing collective progress.

Concluding his address, the Speaker expressed optimism that Niger’s Consultative Council will become a lasting symbol of national unity and a beacon of hope for democratic governance across West Africa.