SADC: In Luanda, BCC Governor André Wameso affirms the DRC’s role in regional monetary integration

Author: actualite.cdPublished on: November 6, 2026Country: Democratic Republic of the Congo
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SADC: In Luanda, BCC Governor André Wameso affirms the DRC’s role in regional monetary integration

The 63rd meeting of the SADC Committee of Central Bank Governors is taking place in Luanda, hosted by Angola’s National Bank, with the DRC represented by BCC Governor André Wameso. Central bank officials are addressing financial stability, modernization and cybersecurity risks, and the integration of cross-border payment systems, with support from the IMF and World Bank. The meeting is also expected to set the direction of the regional roadmap for 2026–2031. Wameso called for stronger local production and smoother regional trade amid global economic shocks.

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