Six Central African countries meet in Brazzaville on sustainable agriculture
By the AFREEQUE newsroom, based on Lasemaineafricaine
A regional seminar on Living Labs in the Congo Basin was held in Brazzaville from 14 to 16 October 2026, focusing on eco-innovation solutions for nature-based sustainable agriculture. Opened by Minister Rigobert Maboundou, it brought together participants from six Central African countries, according to Lasemaineafricaine.
Six Central African countries took part in a regional seminar in Brazzaville from 14 to 16 October on eco-innovation solutions for nature-based sustainable agriculture. The Congolese Ministry of Scientific Research and Technological Innovation organised the meeting with the National Agency for the Promotion of Research and Innovation Results (ANVRI) and the International Organisation of La Francophonie (OIF), according to Lasemaineafricaine.
Minister Rigobert Maboundou opened the seminar, which was held as part of World Food Day. Participants examined the question of Living Labs in the Congo Basin, but the information provided ends before detailing the discussions or proposed solutions.
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