New social compact, transformative leadership will quicken Central Africa's economic diversification | United Nations Economic Commission for Africa

Brazzaville, 8 December 2021 (ECA) – A new social compact characterised by permanent dialogue between political and economic leaders and ‘beneficiaries’, would catalyse economic diversification in Central Africa, said some of the continent’s leaders from various fields, Monday.“We need to think big and small at the same time by shifting from our obsession for foreign direct

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