ECCAS: Libreville hosts the work of the 23rd session – AGP

Title: 23rd Ordinary Session of ECCAS Conference of Heads of State and Government Opens in Gabon

Libreville, June 19, 2023 (AGP) – The 23rd ordinary session of the Conference of Heads of State and Government of the Economic Community of Central African States (ECCAS) is set to commence on Tuesday, June 20, in the Gabonese capital. This significant event, which will take place at the Palace of the Presidency of the Republic of Libreville, aims to address various crucial topics related to the Central African region’s integration process and institutional reform.

Under the theme “Take up the challenge of community funding to accelerate the integration process of the Central African region and support the implementation of its institutional reform,” the conference will begin with the participation of experts who will engage in discussions on youth, gender, and environmental issues. These deliberations will contribute to shaping the future direction of ECCAS and its member countries.

The schedule for the conference also includes meetings of interstate committees and permanent representatives, scheduled to be held from June 26 to 28. These meetings will provide an opportunity for further dialogue and collaboration among member states. Additionally, the ECCAS Council of Ministers will convene on June 29 to discuss key regional matters and formulate strategies for progress.

The highlight of the conference will be the Conference of Heads of State and Government, scheduled for July 1, 2023. During this phase, distinguished leaders, including Ali Bongo Ondimba, the current President of ECCAS, will deliver speeches addressing the challenges and opportunities facing the Central African region.

The 23rd ordinary session of the ECCAS Conference of Heads of State and Government represents a crucial platform for regional leaders to come together, exchange ideas, and forge partnerships for the advancement of Central Africa. The outcomes of this conference are expected to contribute significantly to the region’s socio-economic development and foster greater integration among member states.

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23rd Ordinary Session of ECCAS Conference of Heads of State and Government Opens in Gabon

Libreville, June 19, 2023 (AGP) – The Economic Community of Central African States (ECCAS) is gearing up for the commencement of its 23rd ordinary session of the Conference of Heads of State and Government. This highly anticipated event will take place in the Gabonese capital, Libreville, starting on Tuesday, June 20. Set against the backdrop of the Palace of the Presidency of the Republic of Libreville, the conference aims to tackle critical topics concerning the integration process and institutional reform of the Central African region.

With the theme “Take up the challenge of community funding to accelerate the integration process of the Central African region and support the implementation of its institutional reform,” the conference will kick off with the active participation of experts who will engage in discussions on pressing issues related to youth, gender, and the environment. Their deliberations will play a crucial role in shaping the future direction of ECCAS and its member countries.

The conference schedule also includes meetings of interstate committees and permanent representatives, planned to be held from June 26 to 28. These meetings will offer an invaluable opportunity for member states to engage in further dialogue and collaboration. Furthermore, the ECCAS Council of Ministers will convene on June 29 to address key regional matters and develop strategies for progress.

However, the true highlight of the conference will be the anticipated Conference of Heads of State and Government, set to take place on July 1, 2023. Distinguished leaders, including Ali Bongo Ondimba, the current President of ECCAS, will take the stage and deliver speeches that address the challenges and opportunities facing the Central African region.

The 23rd ordinary session of the ECCAS Conference of Heads of State and Government serves as a crucial platform for regional leaders to come together, exchange ideas, and form partnerships to drive forward the development of Central Africa. The outcomes of this conference are expected to make a significant contribution to the socio-economic growth of the region and foster greater integration among member states.

AL/EMC/EN/FSS