Who are we?
COMESA Business Council
CBC is the recognized Private Sector Members Organization, established as a private sector institution within COMESA. We represent the interests of economic sectors at the regional level. The services we provide go beyond advocacy, actively promoting business participation in regional integration, investment, and global trade. This translates into facilitating strong synergies between businesses, developing business opportunities, trade alliances, and providing legislative and strategic advocacy.
We offer tailored services, customized to meet the needs of industries and businesses.
CBC is the recognized Private Sector Members Organization, established as a private sector institution within COMESA. We represent the interests of economic sectors at the regional level. The services we provide go beyond advocacy, actively promoting business participation in regional integration, investment, and global trade. This translates into facilitating strong synergies between businesses, developing business opportunities, trade alliances, and providing legislative and strategic advocacy.
We offer tailored services, customized to meet the needs of industries and businesses.
About the IOC
Indian Ocean Commission
The IOC (Indian Ocean Commission) is an intergovernmental organization and the only regional organization in Africa composed exclusively of island nations. It brings together five member states: the Union of Comoros, France (through Réunion), Madagascar, Mauritius, and Seychelles. The IOC defends the specificities of its member states on the continental and international stages and implements cooperation projects in numerous fields: ecosystem preservation, sustainable management of natural resources, maritime security, entrepreneurship, public health, renewable energy, and culture. The action of the Indian Ocean Commission is structured around a Strategic Development Plan 2023-2033, adopted by the 37th Council of Ministers in May 2023. This plan, focused on regional public goods, is entitled "Indian Ocean Shared" and is divided into four strategic axes:
- A resilient, peaceful, and secure Indian Ocean;
- A sustainable economic growth Indian Ocean;
- A human flourishing Indian Ocean;
- A strengthened institutional and partnership architecture.
The IOC (Indian Ocean Commission) is an intergovernmental organization and the only regional organization in Africa composed exclusively of island nations. It brings together five member states: the Union of Comoros, France (through Réunion), Madagascar, Mauritius, and Seychelles. The IOC defends the specificities of its member states on the continental and international stages and implements cooperation projects in numerous fields: ecosystem preservation, sustainable management of natural resources, maritime security, entrepreneurship, public health, renewable energy, and culture. The action of the Indian Ocean Commission is structured around a Strategic Development Plan 2023-2033, adopted by the 37th Council of Ministers in May 2023. This plan, focused on regional public goods, is entitled "Indian Ocean Shared" and is divided into four strategic axes:
- A resilient, peaceful, and secure Indian Ocean;
- A sustainable economic growth Indian Ocean;
- A human flourishing Indian Ocean;
- A strengthened institutional and partnership architecture.
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