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Focusing on levers for transforming the Central African economy, a virtual meeting was held between the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa and the CEMAC in which revival of economies of the Central sub-region was top on the agenda.
They aim to put in place an industrialization plan and create a strategy that will make it possible to promote “made in Central Africa”.
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