Nigeria, other 78 countries that signed Samoa agreement

Nigeria along with other 78 countries signed Samoa agreement which is aimed to serve as the legal framework for EU relations with these 79 countries.

These include 48 African, 16 Caribbean, and 15 Pacific countries.

The agreement covers 2 billion people and aims to strengthen the capacity of the EU and the ACP (African, Caribbean, and Pacific countries) to address global challenges together.

Here are the full list of countries to benefit from the Samoa Agreement:

African Countries:

1. Algeria

2. Angola

3. Benin

4. Botswana

5. Burkina Faso

6. Burundi

7. Cameroon

8. Cape Verde

9. Central African Republic

10. Chad

11. Comoros

12. Congo

13. Côte d’Ivoire

14.Democratic Republic of the Congo

15. Djibouti

16. Egypt

17. Equatorial Guinea

18. Eritrea

19. Eswatini

20. Ethiopia

20. Ethiopia

21. Gabon

22. Gambia

23. Ghana

24. Guinea

25. Guinea-Bissau

26. Kenya

27. Lesotho

28. Liberia

29. Libya

30. Madagascar

31. Malawi

32. Mali

33. Mauritania

34. Mauritius

35. Morocco

36. Mozambique

37. Namibia

38. Niger

39. Nigeria

40. Republic of the Congo
41. Rwanda
42.São Tomé and Principe

43. Senegal

44. Seychelles

45. Sierra Leone

46. Somalia

47. South Africa

48. South Sudan

49. Sudan

50. Tanzania

51.Togo

52. Tunisia

53. Uganda

54. Zambia

55. Zimbabwe

Caribbean Countries:

1. Antigua and Barbuda

2. The Bahamas

3. Barbados

4. Belize

5. Dominica

6. Dominican Republic

7. Grenada

8. Guyana

9. Haiti

10. Jamaica

11. Saint Kitts and Nevis

12. Saint Lucia

13. Saint Vincent and the Grenadines

14. Suriname

15. Trinidad and Tobago

Pacific Countries:

1. Cook Islands
2. Fiji

3. Kiribati

4. Marshall Islands

5. Micronesia

6. Nauru

7. Niue

8. Palau

9. Papua New Guinea

10. Samoa

11. Solomon Islands

12. Tonga

13. Tuvalu

14. Vanuatu