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UD/CORREAC experts officially installed in Kinshasa
Libreville hosts strategic regional workshop to strengthen FOMAC
The Economic Community of Central African States
Established on 18 October 1983 in Libreville, ECCAS is one of the eight Regional Economic Communities recognised as pillars of the integration of the African continent.
The Community aims to promote cooperation and strengthen regional integration in Central Africa in all areas — political, security, economic, social, cultural, scientific and technical.
The Pillars of Regional Integration
Six priority areas defined by the Heads of State and Government for the future of Central Africa.
Peace, Security & Stability
Ensure peace and security through COPAX, FOMAC and conflict prevention and management mechanisms in the sub-region.
Learn moreEconomic & Financial Integration
Create a regional common market through the free trade zone, customs union and harmonization of economic policies.
Learn moreInfrastructure & Connectivity
Develop transport, energy, ICT and cross-border infrastructure to connect peoples and markets.
Learn moreAgriculture & Food Security
Implement PAC-CEEAC and PRIASAN for agricultural transformation and regional food sovereignty.
Learn moreEnvironment & Natural Resources
Preserve the Congo Basin, the second largest green lung on the planet, and promote sustainable development.
Learn moreHuman & Social Development
Promote education, health, culture, gender and youth for inclusive and sustainable development.
Learn moreOur Member States
Eleven nations united at the heart of Africa for a common destiny of integration and prosperity.
Documents & Publications
The latest official documents published by the Commission.
Final Communiqué – XXVth Summit of Heads of State
Final communiqué of the XXVth Ordinary Session of the Conference of Heads of State, Oct. 2024.
Medium-Term Indicative Strategic Plan (PSIMT 2021-2025)
ECCAS strategic guidance document for the 2021-2025 period.
