Dissertation examines carbon credit sales in the Central African Republic
By the AFREEQUE newsroom, based on Oubangui Médias
Patrice Ngouandjika Poumayassi, a senior tax inspector, defended a master’s dissertation in OHADA community law at the University of Bangui on 2 October 2026, devoted to the sale of carbon credits in the Central African Republic. Oubangui Médias reports that the work analyses the legal aspects of this market in the country.
Patrice Ngouandjika Poumayassi, a senior tax inspector in the Central African Republic, presented a dissertation on the legal framework for the sale of carbon credits in the country. He defended this research master’s dissertation in OHADA community law on Friday 2 October 2026, at the Faculty of Legal and Political Sciences of the University of Bangui, Oubangui Médias reports.
Entitled “Legal analysis of the sale of carbon credits in the Central African Republic”, the dissertation examines the rules governing the sale of these credits.
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