CEMAC examines ways to strengthen its institutions in Malabo
By the AFREEQUE newsroom, based on Realequatorialguinea
The PRAFI-CEMAC programme monitoring unit has brought together representatives of member states and officials from community bodies in Malabo to assess the functioning of regional institutions. From 26 to 28 October 2026, participants are reviewing a preliminary diagnosis and ways to improve governance, resources and coordination, reports Realequatorialguinea.
The Economic and Monetary Community of Central Africa (CEMAC) has opened in Malabo the first review meeting of its programme to improve institutional functioning, PRAFI-CEMAC. Representatives of member states and community bodies, experts and the technical unit are examining the preliminary diagnosis of the institutions until 28 October, according to CEMAC.
The discussions focus on four priorities: governance, financial resources, human resources management, and monitoring and evaluation. Participants are to clarify the responsibilities of institutions, strengthen coordination and seek more predictable community funding.
Rosario Mbsogo Kung Nguidang, chair of the PRAFI-CEMAC steering committee, called for consensus-based solutions to improve the operational capacity of community bodies and their response to the needs of states and populations, according to Realequatorialguinea.
The meeting is part of the recently expressed intention of Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo to strengthen integration in Central Africa, on 18 October.
