Côte d’Ivoire–Senegal: 250 billion CFA francs in trade, a figure deemed insufficient
Despite long-standing diplomatic relations and economies that are among the largest in West Africa, Côte d’Ivoire and Senegal are still struggling to ...
Read morePromoting the competitiveness of Congolese products, developing opportunities for our industries, and strengthening the DRC's integration into the global economy.
Our role
The Ministry of External Trade implements Government policy regarding foreign trade and works towards sustainable economic development.
Promote external trade and develop sector policies.
Restore the competitiveness of exportable Congolese products.
Identify structural, administrative, financial and tariff obstacles.
Develop international market opportunities for Congolese products.
Negotiate and monitor bilateral, regional and multilateral trade agreements.
Ensure quality control and compliance for imports, exports, re-exports and transit.
In the spotlight
Despite long-standing diplomatic relations and economies that are among the largest in West Africa, Côte d’Ivoire and Senegal are still struggling to ...
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Tunis and Bissau have agreed to encourage trade and joint investment, whilst emphasising the implementation of existing bilateral agreements. Tunisia...
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For Cameroonian importers, the aim is to reduce, in the long term, currency conversions, bank charges and payment lead times. However, these benefits ...
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