LAA, Moharram & Partners Sign Cooperation Pact as Mosaic Forum Ends in Egypt
The League of African Ambassadors (LAA) and Moharram & Partners (M&P), a leading Middle Eastern public affairs and strategic communications firm, have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) aimed at strengthening diplomatic, economic and developmental cooperation between Africa and the Middle East.
The agreement was signed on the sidelines of the Middle East and Africa Edition of the Mosaic Forum, which concluded in Cairo after bringing together policymakers, diplomats, business leaders and public affairs experts from across both regions.
The League’s delegation, led by its Global President, Ambassador Nwanne Ominyi, played an active role in discussions focused on economic growth, regional integration, governance and cross-border collaboration.
According to organisers, the forum served as a platform for exploring emerging opportunities for investment, strategic partnerships and sustainable development across Africa and the Middle East.
A major outcome of the gathering was the formalisation of cooperation between LAA and M&P, with both organisations pledging to pursue joint initiatives designed to deepen engagement between stakeholders in the two regions.
Speaking after the signing ceremony, Chairman of Moharram & Partners, Mostafa Moharram, described the agreement as an important step towards building stronger institutional ties.
“This partnership represents an important step toward building stronger bridges between the League and Moharram & Partners. We are committed to working closely with the League of African Ambassadors on impactful projects that will create value across the continent and contribute to sustainable development,” he said.
Throughout the forum, representatives of the League contributed to conversations on Africa’s growing influence in global affairs, the continent’s rising economic significance and the need for stronger partnerships to address development challenges.
The event also featured a series of high-level engagements, including meetings between participating organisations seeking to expand regional cooperation. Delegates additionally held discussions with Egypt’s Minister of Foreign Affairs on issues of mutual interest.
A joint business luncheon involving Moharram & Partners, the League of African Ambassadors and other stakeholders provided opportunities for networking and discussions on potential investments, business partnerships and collaborative ventures.
In his closing remarks, Ambassador Ominyi reaffirmed the League’s commitment to advancing initiatives that support economic growth and stronger relations between Africa and the Middle East.
“The League of African Ambassadors stands ready to work with our partners in implementing projects that will drive development and strengthen cooperation across Africa and the Middle East. As Africa continues its rise, strategic partnerships such as these are essential to ensuring the continent remains a key player on the global stage,” he said.
Participants described the forum as successful, noting that the agreements and discussions held during the event would contribute to deeper economic integration, stronger diplomatic relations and sustainable development across both regions.
The Mosaic Forum is regarded as a leading platform for dialogue and partnership-building, bringing together government officials, private sector leaders and development stakeholders to address emerging public affairs and development issues.