Chiefs of West African intelligence services are meeting in Lome, Togo, to find common solutions to problems of insecurity in the sub-region.
The three-day meeting started on Friday, and will give the participants the chan ce to arrive at concerted means to combat drug trafficking, transnational crime,smuggling, terrorism and money laundering.
The Lome meeting is preparatory to a conference on the same issues, slated for A ngola in May.
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