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Ecobank Zambia has called for enhanced cooperation with the Nigerian High Commission in Zambia, saying stronger ties would promote business engagement and deepen economic relations with the Nigerian community.
The call was made by Ecobank Zambia Managing Director, Aina Moore’ when she paid a courtesy call on Nigeria’s High Commissioner to Zambia, Queen Efe A. Clark-Omeru, in Lusaka on Tuesday.
The visit was aimed at reaffirming the bank’s commitment to strategic partnerships and strengthening stakeholder relations.
During the meeting, Moore underscored the importance of sustained engagement between Ecobank Zambia and the Nigerian High Commission, saying the interaction provided an opportunity to deepen collaboration and explore areas of mutual benefit.
“As a leading Pan-African banking group with a strong presence across Africa, including Nigeria, Ecobank values partnerships that drive economic growth, facilitate trade, and promote regional integration,” Moore said.
She said closer cooperation between Ecobank Zambia and the Nigerian diplomatic mission would create opportunities for increased business engagement and strengthen economic ties between the bank and the Nigerian community.
“This engagement reflects our commitment to strengthening relationships with key stakeholders and supporting the development aspirations of the communities we serve,” Moore said.
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Nigeria’s High Commissioner, Clark-Omeru, welcomed Moore and the Ecobank delegation, expressing appreciation for the visit and acknowledging the bank’s contribution to advancing banking, trade and investment across the African continent.
“The relationship between the Nigerian High Commission and Ecobank is an important and valued partnership,” Clark-Omeru said.
She said stronger collaboration would play an important role in enhancing banking relationships and promoting greater economic cooperation between the bank and the Nigerian community.
“I thank the Ecobank team for their commitment to engagement and partnership, and I describe this visit as a positive step toward building stronger institutional ties and advancing shared development objectives,” Clark-Omeru said.
The meeting concluded with both parties reaffirming their commitment to closer cooperation and identifying opportunities for future collaboration to strengthen the longstanding relationship between Ecobank and the Nigerian High Commission.
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