Meeting in Brazzaville, CEMAC civil-aviation ministers adopted 17 new texts to harmonise regional air-safety standards and court foreign investors.
Central Africa
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CEMAC faces a looming payment default as integration tax collection stalls at 17.7%, with state arrears topping 270 billion FCFA and unpaid salaries mounting.
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After a landmark tenth anniversary in Kintélé, OSIANE will move to Libreville in 2027, signalling a bolder regional push for Central Africa’s digital ecosystem.
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Moody’s raised Congo-Brazzaville’s outlook to positive while holding the Caa2 rating, signalling renewed market access and steadier public finances after 2024-2025 strains.
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At the AfDB Assemblies in Brazzaville, Congo unveiled a $2 billion National Energy Pact aiming for 3,000 MW soon and 10,000 MW by 2040.
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Sassou-Nguesso and DRC’s Jean-Pierre Bemba meet to fast-track the road-rail bridge linking Brazzaville and Kinshasa across the Congo River.
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Congo-Brazzaville and Emirati group AD Ports have signed accords worth over $236 million to develop Pointe-Noire’s East New Mole terminal under Noatum Ports.
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Central African states must adopt a single aviation safety regime by 31 December 2026, ASSA-AC chief Eugène Apombi says, reshaping CEMAC air oversight.
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Moscow’s envoy and ECCAS chief Ezechiel Nibigira reviewed a 2023 accord, charting cooperation across six pillars of Central African integration.
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After his re-election with 94.82% of the vote, Congo-Brazzaville’s Denis Sassou N’Guesso drew early congratulations from DRC’s Tshisekedi and Rwanda’s Kagame.