Congo-Brazzaville and the UN convened eighty experts in Brazzaville to shape the 2027-2031 cooperation framework, due for signature before year’s end.
David Nseka
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Brazzaville and the United Nations have opened a prioritisation workshop to design Congo’s 2027-2031 cooperation framework for sustainable development.
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Italy names the Republic of Congo a priority partner under the Mattei Plan, deepening cooperation in energy, infrastructure, health and maritime security.
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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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The UN system poured over $64 million into Congo-Brazzaville in 2025, funding health, education, governance and jobs despite a difficult global climate.
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The UN and Congo-Brazzaville opened talks on a 2027-2031 cooperation framework anchoring governance reform in the Vision Congo 2063 agenda.
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Brazzaville hosts the 7th FIEF, the first in Central Africa, gathering 1,500 Francophone leaders around inclusive growth and the AfCFTA promise.
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President Denis Sassou-N’Guesso has returned to Brazzaville after a working stay in Pointe-Noire, Congo’s economic heart, where national development files were reviewed.
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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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After a charged presidential vote, Congo-Brazzaville’s 15th Legislature keeps an unbroken working rhythm, a sign of institutional maturity in Central Africa.