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While the continent remains diverse in its macroeconomic realities, the renewed momentum reflects a shared commitment to long-term stability, resilience, and unified economic strategy.
At a major summit held in Yaoundé, 41 central bank governors from across the continent gathered to discuss climate-related financial risks and strengthen monetary cooperation. The meeting also re-energized plans for deeper integration under the African Monetary Institute (AMI), which is expected to pave the way for the African Central Bank by 2026.
Leaders emphasized the growing urgency of coordinated financial governance as climate impacts—ranging from droughts to floods—place increasing pressure on national budgets and banking systems.
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While the continent remains diverse in its macroeconomic realities, the renewed momentum reflects a shared commitment to long-term stability, resilience, and unified economic strategy.
