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Secrétaire exécutif de la Chambre de compensation du COMESA
La Zone d’échanges préférentiels des États de l’Afrique orientale et australe (ZEP), prédécesseur du COMESA, a mis en place une Chambre de compensation en 1984 pour faciliter le commerce par[…]
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L’Institut monétaire du COMESA –IMC– est une Institution du COMESA qui est responsable de tous les travaux préparatoires du programme d’intégration monétaire et financière du COMESA devant aboutir à l’Union[…]
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La responsabilité globale de ce poste est de fournir un soutien technique dans l’élaboration et la mise en œuvre de programmes de statistiques économiques (concernant les comptes nationaux, le commerce[…]
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INSTITUTIONS DU COMESA
An integral component of the COMESA success narrative has been its institutions. These are needs-based and respond to very specific niches in the region. In addition to providing expertise in specific areas, the institutions are involved in skills development and extensive market research that allows them to link evidence to their decision-making processes. To support the integration program, COMESA has established financial institutions to provide not just the much needed credit (the Trade and Development Bank), but also to provide insurance for non-commercial risks (the African Trade Insurance Agency), re-insurance (ZEP-Re (PTA) Reinsurance Company) and to facilitate international payments (the Regional Payment and Settlement System), and to underpin competition in the region (the COMESA Competition Commission).
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The history of COMESA began in December 1994 when it was formed to replace the Preferential Trade Area (PTA) which had existed from the earlier days of 1981. COMESA (as defined by its Treaty) was established…
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The Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA) comprises 21 African Member States that came together with the aim of promoting regional integration through trade and the development of natural and human resources for the mutual benefit of all people in the region.
Infrastructure Développement
COMESA has recognized infrastructure development as a priority and strategic focus area that requires…
Développement de l’agriculture, de l’industrie et du secteur privé
The Mandate of the Industry and Agriculture Division is to promote development of….
Commerce & Services des douanes
The main function of the division is to implement programmes to enhance cooperation in Trade…
Genre et affaires sociales
The Gender and Social Affairs Division in the COMESA Secretariat exists to promote and provide leadership…..
COMESA @25 –
Le parcours de l’intégration
COMESA, the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa, was established on 8 December 1994 as the successor to the Preferential Trade Area (PTA). This video brings the story of how it all began, the milestones in COMESA’s 25 years journey of integration, captured through the voices of a cross section of stakeholders
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