Category: COMESA News

Accord sur la Zone d’investissement commune

Une campagne de sensibilisation est prévue en vue d’en faciliter la ratification Le Secrétariat du COMESA projette de lancer une campagne de sensibilisation du public sur les avantages de l’Accord régional relatif à la Zone d’investissement commune afin d’encourager les pays à ratifier et à transposer le document régional en droit interne. L’Accord de la…
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Soixante dossiers de demandes de fusion évalués par la Commission de la concurrence du COMESA

Au cours de ‘année écoulée, 60 entreprises de la région ont soumis des demandes de fusion à la Commission de la concurrence du COMESA (CCC). Les dossiers examinés incluent notamment celui des entreprises de transport Uber et Careem. Dans cette transaction, les parties se sont engagées à créer une division spécifique de recherche et développement…
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La Tripartite adresse un message de solidarité à ses membres

Alors que la région est aux prises avec la pandémie de coronavirus dont les effets nets sont le ralentissement de la croissance, des pertes d’emplois et de revenus, une charge de morbidité élevée et des niveaux de pauvreté accrus, le Groupe de travail de la tripartite (GTT) COMESA-EAC-SADC a exprimé sa solidarité avec ses 28…
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COVID-19 Measures Put in Place by Member States

This publication comprises a listing  of  measures  that COMESA Member States have  put in place to contain the spread of the Corona virus. They cover trade facilitation and support to businesses, protection of the vulnerable from the impact of the spread of the virus and other relevant measures. It also includes the support received from…
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COVID 19 in COMESA: Situational Update 10

Lusaka, Friday, April 24, 2020: Is Mauritius about to flatten its curve? Data indicates that while the numbers of daily new cases have reduced to less than 10, in the island State, the recoveries have increased significantly. Meanwhile, COMESA region makes up 29.75% of all reported cases in Africa. COVID-19 in COMESA Situational Update 10

Tripartite Group Leadership Changes Hands

Lusaka, April 22, 2020:COMESA has handed over the stewardship of the Tripartite group of regional economic communities (RECs) to the Southern Africa Development Community with effect from 22 April 2020. The Tripartite brings together three RECs, including the East African Community into a cooperative framework on the implementation of the Tripartite Free Trade Area Agreement…
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بعد عامين ونصف من قيادة مجموعة الثلاثية

بعد عامين ونصف العام من قيادة مجموعة الثلاثية للتجمعات الاقتصادية الإقليمية، الكوميسا تسلم دفّة القيادة للجماعة الإنمائية للجنوب الأفريقي (السادك) اعتباراً من يوم الثلاثاء الموافق 22 أبريل 2020. وتضم الثلاثية ثلاثت تجمعات اقتصادية إقليمية، من ضمنها جماعة شرق أفريقيا (الإياك)، لتشكل إطاراً تعاونياً يهتم بتنفيذ اتفاقية منطقة التجارة الحرة بالثلاثية التي اُطلقت في عام 2015.…
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Tripartite Message of Solidarity with Member States on COVID-19

Heads of the three regional economic communities, COMESA, EAC and SADC have issued a joint statement of solidarity with their Member/Partner States in the face of the Coronavirus pandemic. In the statement issued during the 31st meeting of the Tripartite Task Force conducted through video conferencing, Tuesday, April 21, 2020, the three re-affirmed  solidarity with…
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Master of Regional Integration – University of Mauritius

The Master of Regional Integration is a 2-year fully online professional postgraduate programme offered by the University of Mauritius (UoM) in collaboration with COMESA. The programme is 100% course work and is designed on an online platform. It is opened to students around the world, across different continents and across both COMESA and non-COMESA countries.…
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National Launches for 50 Million African Women Speak Project put on Hold

Lusaka,  April 18, 2020: Following the successful development and global launch of the 50 Million African Women Speak Platform (50MAWSP) in November 2019, everything was looking up for this first-of its-kind intervention to empower women in the COMESA region and the wider African continent. National launches were supposed to follow. Statewide marketing campaigns had been mooted.…
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