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History and creation of ECCAS
The history of ECCAS is that of a regional ambition gradually strengthened to meet the political, economic and social challenges of Central Africa.
The creation of the Community reflects a will to go beyond sectoral cooperation and build a broader framework for regional integration.
The institutional revival and the transformation into a Commission have consolidated ECCAS as a recognised regional pillar in the African continental architecture.
signing of the Constitutive Treaty in Libreville.
revival of the Community with a strengthened mandate on peace and security.
entry into force of the revised Treaty and consolidation of the Commission.
Explore the 6 areas
Each area has a detailed page linking priorities, departments and useful documents.
Economic & Financial Integration
Create a regional common market through the free trade zone, customs union and harmonization of economic policies.
View the detailPeace, Security & Stability
Ensure peace and security through COPAX, FOMAC and conflict prevention and management mechanisms in the sub-region.
View the detailInfrastructure & Connectivity
Develop transport, energy, ICT and cross-border infrastructure to connect peoples and markets.
View the detailAgriculture & Food Security
Implement PAC-CEEAC and PRIASAN for agricultural transformation and regional food sovereignty.
View the detailEnvironment & Natural Resources
Preserve the Congo Basin, the second largest green lung on the planet, and promote sustainable development.
View the detailHuman & Social Development
Promote education, health, culture, gender and youth for inclusive and sustainable development.
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