COMESA Mourns Nelson Mandela
COMESA Secretariat has expressed its sympathy with the family, the government and the people of South Africa following the demise of former President Nelson Mandela.
In a message to the President of South Africa, H. E Jacob Zuma, the Secretary General Sindiso Ngwenya said the African continent is poorer without the most inspirational leader of all time.
Read more...Success Story of Trade Information Desks
Two and half years since COMESA introduced the Trade Information Desks (TIDs) across the region, the concept has been embraced by cross border traders and is now one of the success stories. Malaba desk on the Kenya- Uganda border is currently handling an average of 500 transactions and volumes estimated at over $200,000 in a month. A recent visit by COMESA Mission to Malaba, a border town between Kenya and Uganda found the desk won the trust of the thousands of cross border traders moving on weekly basis carrying agricultural products such as maize, beans, groundnuts and fish among others.
Read more...Steps to Enhance Cyber Security
COMESA has conducted a study on cyber security and protection of vulnerable information infrastructure. The study which is on Public Key Infrastructure Protection has come up with frameworks for cyber-security and Critical Information Infrastructure Protection (CIIP). It was done in collaboration with the Association of Regulators for Information and Communications in Eastern and Southern Africa (ARICEA) and the International Telecommunication Union (ITU).
OAU @50: Top Diplomats Celebrate
The African Ambassadors and High Commissioners accredited to Zambia, in collaboration with COMESA held a public lecture on 27th November, 2013 under the theme; “Pan Africanism and the African Renaissance.” The occasion which took place in Lusaka is part of the activities to mark the 50th anninversary of the founding of the Organization of African Unity (OAU), the precursor to Africa Union (AU).
Addressing Capacity Building needs in RECs
The African Union (AU) is undertaking a capacity needs assessment to identify the challenges constraining Africa’s Regional Economic Communities (RECs) from effectively supporting regional integration. This is with a view of developing a Capacity Development Strategy and Action Plan for each surveyed REC to address the challenges.
Steps to Enhance Cyber Security
COMESA has conducted a study on cyber security and protection of vulnerable information infrastructure. The study which is on Public Key Infrastructure Protection has come up with frameworks for cyber-security and Critical Information Infrastructure Protection (CIIP). It was done in collaboration with the Association of Regulators for Information and Communications in Eastern and Southern Africa (ARICEA) and the International Telecommunication Union (ITU).
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POLICY ORGANS MEETING 2014
- 32nd Meeting of the Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Matters 16 - 17 February
- 32nd Meeting of the Intergovernmental Committee 18 - 20 February
- 9th COMESA Business Forum 21 - 22 February
- 32nd Meeting of the Council of Ministers 22 - 23February
- Governance Peace & Security 22 - 23 February
- ESA/EPA Council of Ministers 23 February
- 13th Meeting of the Ministers of Foreign Affairs 24 February
- 7th Round Table of the First Spouses 26 February
- 17th Summit of the Heads of State and Government 26 – 27 February
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