From Star Africa

A new economic program to improve the climate of doing business in the ten member countries of the Economic Community of Central African States (ECCAS) has been endorsed by the bloc, an official source confirmed to APA on Tuesday.

The new program hinges on five major components, among them strengthening regional integration, public-private sector dialogue facilitation, the promotion of a modern administration based on e-government, improvement in the efficacy of judicial systems and great harmony between training and employment.

Experts from ECCAS countries supported by those of business facilitation have called on governments and the business community during the Africa-Caribbean-Pacific (ACP) forum to take ownership of the new initiatives to improve economic development in Central Africa.

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