Central Africa intends to make its maritime resources a new engine of economic growth. Through the Sustainable Ocean and Blue Economy in Central Africa (ODEBAC) programme, the European Union mobilises EUR 42 million over seven years to support the development of sea-related sectors in six coastal countries of the region. The scheme, implemented with the Economic Community of Central African States (ECCAS), was at the centre of the first session …
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Central Africa intends to make its maritime resources a new engine of economic growth. Through the Sustainable Ocean and Blue Economy in Central Africa (ODEBAC) programme, the European Union mobilises EUR 42 million over seven years to support the development of sea-related sectors in six coastal countries of the region. The scheme, implemented with the Economic Community of Central African States (ECCAS), was at the centre of the first session …