2024-04-26 11:38:46
How can we establish partnerships that are equitable, sustainable and sources of income, including for the least advantaged? This is one of the challenges of the relationship between the European Union and Africa, two continents with a common history and which cultivate these links despite criticism. Immediate illustration: an EU-DRC forum in Paris on the occasion of the official visit to France by Congolese President Felix Tshisekedi, one year after the visit to Kinshasa of his counterpart Emmanuel Macron.
What conclusions can be drawn from committed partnerships? What new investments are possible? What economic challenges for the Democratic Republic of Congo, a huge country of 100 million inhabitants? Business climate, corruption, security, taxation, energy, mines, agriculture, transport, decentralization.
OUR GUEST:
– Anthony Nkinzogeneral director of theANAPICongolese Investment Promotion Agency, and president of the International Network of French-speaking Investment Promotion Agencies (RIAFPI)
Anthony Nkinzo, Director General of the Congolese Investment Promotion Agency with Bruno Faure (RFI) and Julien Clémençot (RFI) © RFI
In the second part of the show, focus on cocoa at the heart of so many debates on the relationship between producing countries in Africa and the rest of the world. There is respect for the environment, the preservation of forests but also the income of producers, particularly in Ivory Coast, number 1 on this market. These subjects were at the center of the world cocoa conference which was held in Brussels (Belgium).
OUR GUEST:
– Yves Brahima Konégeneral director of Coffee-Cocoa Council (CCC)
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