MINISTRY OF FOREIGN TRADE: CLOSURE OF THE MINISTERIAL SEGMENT OF THE 9TH SESSION OF THE SPECIALIZED TECHNICAL COMMITTEE ON FINANCE, MONETARY AFFAIRS, ECONOMIC PLANNING AND INTEGRATION, AND OF THE 5TH SESSION OF THE SPECIALIZED TECHNICAL COMMITTEE ON TRADE, TOURISM, INDUSTRY AND MINERAL RESOURCES THIS FRIDAY JULY 24, 206 IN ABIDJAN
Transformation of the African continent into a world power, African countries through their Ministers of Trade, Finance and Industry, but also, continental financial institutions are now committed to developing energy infrastructure to accelerate industrialization and infrastructure to facilitate intra-African trade, with the harmonization of standards, thus making products made in Africa competitive on regional and global markets; but also, to mobilize innovative financing for the benefit of structuring projects; These are the key resolutions and recommendations of the Abidjan declaration, which sanctioned the ministerial segment of the 9th session of the specialized technical committee on finance, monetary affairs, economic planning and integration, and the 5th session of the specialized technical committee on trade, industry and mineral resources, organized from July 23 to 24, 2026 in the Ivorian economic capital.
The Democratic Republic of Congo, which took an active part in this strategic meeting organized by the African Union, adopted the establishment of mechanisms to monitor and evaluate the commitments made, said Jonathan Kasereka Kyakwa, Deputy Chief of Staff of the Minister of Foreign Trade and head of the delegation, during an interview given to the national and international press, while indicating that the DRC is in the process of developing its quality policy, to promote products made in DRC in the international market
Note that the implementation of the Abidjan Declaration bodes well for the development of Africa.
