Central African leaders convened in Kinshasa, DRC, to deliberate on the crucial political transition unfolding in Chad. Representing Chad, Mahamat Idriss Deby, appointed transitional president, led discussions amidst recent unrest resulting in significant casualties.
President Félix Tshisekedi, also head of ECCAS, emphasized the urgency to align the transition with Chadian aspirations while upholding AU and ECCAS values. This gathering follows condemnations from the AU and EU regarding the recent violence and curtailment of freedoms in Chad.
Leaders from West and Central Africa gathered in Abuja to forge collaborations aimed at fostering sustainable growth across the region. In a joint statement, leaders underscored the importance of harmonizing reforms and bolstering regional capacities to achieve tangible development gains.
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The “Abuja Roundtable for Economic Transformation in West and Central Africa” witnessed representatives from various nations affirming their commitment to economic transformation, emphasizing the pivotal role of the private sector in driving growth and job creation. The meeting also highlighted priorities such as human capital development, food security, and infrastructure investment to propel the region towards prosperity.
Through unified efforts and strategic partnerships, leaders reaffirmed their resolve to navigate challenges and unlock the immense potential for economic advancement in West and Central Africa.
