According to the Monetary Policy Report of the Bank of Central African States, which reveals these figures, this indicator would therefore show an increase after the 2.7% recorded in 2024.According to the same document published on December 31, 2024, by the common monetary institution of the CEMAC countries, economic growth in this community space is expected to progress again in 2026 and 2027.It is expected to reach 3.8% each year.The Bank of Central African States emphasizes that this optimistic forecast is mainly based on the various initiatives of structural transformation currently being implemented, particularly the sub-regional import-substitution strategy for raw products.The effects of this initiative are expected to mitigate the impact on the sub-regional economy, according to the Central Bank: 

the consequences of the instability of external demand for products exported by CEMAC countries, particularly in connection with the weakness of Chinese demand and the continuation of geopolitical tensions.

 Christelle koambi