COMESA BUSINESS COUNCIL LOCAL SOURCING FOR PARTNERSHIP (LSP) PROJECT – ZAMBIA NATIONAL TRAINER TENDER NO. CS/PRO/CBC/SC/01 The COMESA Business Council (CBC) is the recognized Business Member Organization, established as a private sector institution of COMESA. We represent the interests of business sectors at a regional level. The services provided go beyond advocacy, to actively promote…
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The Role of Trade Finance in Promoting Trade and the Implications of Covid 19[2]
بموجب الإشراف المباشر للأمين العام المساعد للشؤون الإدارية والمالية والإشراف العام للأمين العام يتولى مدير الميزانية والمالية توفير خدمات الدعم المالية التى تتطلبها الأمانة العامة. ويقوم المدير بأداء دور قياد ى يتعلق بإسداء النصح فيما يتعلق بالإدارة المالية الشاملة لموارد الأمانة العامة ولمختلف برامجها ومشاريعها وذلك بهدف تيسير تحقيق أهدافها.
Le Marché commun de l’Afrique orientale et australe (COMESA) est un regroupement économique régional de 21 États membres avec une population estimée à 560 millions d’habitants. Le COMESA a été créé en 1994 pour succéder à la Zone d’échanges préférentiels des États de l’Afrique orientale et australe (ZEP) qui existait depuis 1981. Reconnue comme l’une…
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Under the direct supervision of the Assistant Secretary (Administration and Finance) and the overall supervision of the Secretary General, the Director of Budget and Finance will provide the financial support services required by the Secretariat. He/she will play a leadership and advisory role in the overall financial management of the Secretariat’s resources and its various…
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World Bank Approves $425 Million Towards Infrastructure Financing The World Bank Board of Directors has approved a total of US$425 million in International Development Association (IDA) financing to support infrastructure development in the Eastern and Southern Africa through the Trade and Development Bank (TDB) and COMESA Secretariat. This funding falls under the Regional Infrastructure Financing…
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The COMESA National Federation of National Associations of Women in Business (FEMCOM) Chapter in DR Congo has embarked on a $2,300,000 project to support women in business. Among the businesses earmarked include production and marketing of local fresh foods and smoked foods, fruits and vegetables. Others are value-added agricultural products and those involved in the…
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It’s close to two months since COMESA developed and issued guidelines for movement of goods and services across the region during the COVID-19 Pandemic. During this period, there has been a notable adherence to the guidelines and the advisories provided by World Customs Organisation (WCO) and United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) at…
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The Chair of the COMESA Authority of Heads of State and Governments and the Secretary General have, on behalf of the regional economic block, congratulated the new President of Malawi, Dr Lazarus Chakwera for his victory in the recent presidential elections. In his message, the Chairperson, President Andry Rajoelina of Madagascar, described the Malawi Presidential…
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COMESA has begun the process of re-engineering its business processes. Its objective is to redesign and modernize all the business processes at the Secretariat. The aim is to raise the business efficiency and effectiveness at all levels across the organization to enable optimal service delivery. The exercise begun last week led by the African Capacity…
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