2023-11-09 10:24:11
Sacrificing to tradition, Benin and the UEMOA Commission proceeded, Wednesday, November 8, 2023, to the launch of the 9th annual review of community reforms, policies, programs and projects. Spanning three (03) days, this meeting brought together executives from the Beninese public administration and experts from the UEMOA Commission.
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For the assessment of the year 2023, the UEMOA Commission and Benin have undertaken an evaluation of the achievements accomplished in Benin within the framework of established community programs and projects. It is in this context that the 9th annual review of community reforms, policies, programs and projects began on Wednesday, November 8, 2023. As with previous editions, this event brings together officials from the Beninese administration and experts from the UEMOA in order to evaluate the implementation of community actions and projects in Benin in 2023, to examine the state of implementation since the last review in 2022, to formulate new recommendations, and finally to adopt the memorandum of the 2023 annual review. Several sectors are concerned, including the environment, agriculture, energy, finance, and others. This traditional meeting reflects Benin’s total commitment to the community integration process, as highlighted by the Resident Representative of the UEMOA Commission in Benin, Yawovi Batchassi. Its objective, he said, is to anticipate the difficulties encountered in the implementation of reforms, policies, programs and community projects, and to propose appropriate measures to stimulate these initiatives at the highest level. The Director of Cabinet, Hermann Orou Takou, representing the Minister of State for Economy and Finance, recognized the efforts of all actors who contribute to a more effective integration of peoples and States through the implementation common policies in crucial sectors for West African economies. The final objective of this review, according to Hermann Orou Takou, is to “create a rationalized, harmonized and incentive framework for investment, in order to achieve long-term economic, social and harmonious development”. He also encouraged experts and focal points from the different ministries to provide all evidence of the implementation of community acts, so that the results of this evaluation reflect both the real level of efforts deployed and an improvement. significant in the country’s score compared to previous assessments. This work will take place until November 10 and is part of strategic axis 3, pillar 2 of the Government Action Program (PAG), which focuses on strengthening the macroeconomic framework and the regional integration.
QA November 9, 2023
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