Interview with H.E. Prof. Faustin Archange Touadéra, President of the Central African Republic
"We have implemented major reforms to improve the business climate to work in such a way as to make our economy attractive to foreign capital and encourage investment here. We have implemented reforms in taxation, customs duties and other areas. We have created conditions to promote the banking system and, as we are also in the Economic and Monetary Community of Central Africa (CEMAC) sub-region."
06 October, 2026
Interview with S. E. Hervé Ndoba, Minister of Finance, Central African Republic
"We are also paying particular attention to women entrepreneurs, whose commitment and potential are an essential lever for the country's inclusive development. In our country, as in many sub-Saharan African states, the economic empowerment of women is a real lever for stability and prosperity. "
06 October, 2026
Interview with S. E. Thierry Patrick Akoloza, Minister of Commerce and Industry, CAR
"In the case of the PND, the Central African government's top priority is road and energy infrastructure. You can't talk about development without talking about energy and roads. In terms of reforms, many reforms are being implemented. First, on the legal front in the industrial sector, in June 2024, for the first time since our country's independence, the CAR adopted a law on the industrial sector. This is already a very important reform. Second
01 October, 2026
Interview with Hon. Richard Filakota, Minister of Economy, Planning and International Cooperation, CAR
"Among those who signed partnership agreements with the CAR are American investors. They are more interested in the mining sector, the energy production sector and energy production. I also believe that some are interested in road infrastructure. It is really the main areas of our national development plan that are of real interest to American investors and we are happy today to see this return of the United States to the CAR through the National
01 October, 2026
Interview with Hon. Ngola Ramadan-Mamata, Minister of Arts, Culture and Tourism, CAR
"My vision is to position the CAR as a must-see tourist destination in Central Africa, integrating arts, culture and natural, cultural, tangible and intangible heritage as invaluable assets of the Central African tourist landscape. I want to make these sectors innovative areas for generating resources to finance the development of the CAR."
30 September, 2026
Interview with H.E. Rufin Benam Beltoungou, Minister of Mines and Geology, Central African Republic
"For more than ten years, the government has been working to enable the country to regain its place within the Kimberley Process. The sanction was lifted last year and all member states recognized our country's efforts to implement the mechanism. I can even say that the CAR has gone beyond simply participating: it now contributes to assessments carried out in other countries. "
30 September, 2026
