Congo’s national transparency commission held a major Brazzaville forum on June 12, rallying international partners to fund its 8.3 billion FCFA strategic plan for public finance reform through 2029.
Months after closing a satisfactory programme, Congo-Brazzaville is urgently asking the IMF for fresh support to sustain its economic recovery reforms.
CEMAC’s reform steering committee, chaired by Congo’s Christian Yoka, found first-quarter progress wanting and set priorities on treasury, debt and banking.
Congo-Brazzaville’s two parliamentary chambers backed the CEMAC summit’s economic measures and pressed leaders to turn the Brazzaville resolutions into action.
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