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Months after closing a satisfactory programme, Congo-Brazzaville is urgently asking the IMF for fresh support to sustain its economic recovery reforms.
Congo-Brazzaville successfully closed an $850 million international bond issuance on May 20, 2026, drawing over $1.6 billion in demand, as the government pursues an active public debt management strategy.
Minister Jacqueline Lydia Mikolo called the African free-trade zone a national priority, presenting legal reforms and a 2026-2030 strategy for Congo.
From May 25 to 29, 2026, Brazzaville hosted the African Development Bank’s annual meetings, drawing heads of state, finance ministers and investors to debate development finance, energy transition and youth …
Economy Minister Ludovic Ngatsé says hosting the AfDB Annual Meetings in Brazzaville in May 2026 lets Congo pitch its economy and Congo 2063 strategy.
At the 2026 AfDB Annual Meetings in Brazzaville, Economy Minister Ludovic Ngatse unveiled the long-term “Congo 2063” strategy and urged investors to come aboard.
Congo signed three strategic contracts worth $236 million with AD Ports Group for the New East Mole terminal at Pointe-Noire, a 30-year concession project aimed at making the country a …
Brazzaville and AD Ports Group signed deals worth over $236 million to develop the East New Mole terminal in Pointe-Noire, operated under the Noatum Ports brand.
Congo-Brazzaville has formally requested new IMF programme negotiations, following commitments made at the January 2026 CEMAC extraordinary summit, with a technical mission expected in Brazzaville in coming weeks.
Alfred Nguya Poaty defended his doctorate at Marien-Ngouabi University on May 8, 2026, revealing that Central Africa’s economic growth since 2000 has failed to generate structural transformation, with institutional quality …
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