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| The MINEPAT, Louis Paul Motaze, is now VP of ACBF |
Cameroon’s
Minister of the Economy, Planning and Regional Development has been elected the
Vice President of the Board of Governors of the African Capacity Building
Foundation ACBF, a release issued by the MINEPAT has announced.
Louis Paul Motaze was elected by
acclamation, during the 26th session of the Board of Governors holding in
Accra, Ghana, from 3 to 7 September 2017, the release affirmed.
It said guided by the theme for
this year’s deliberations: “Reinforcing Capacities, Ameliorating Access and
Absorption of Resources Towards the Development of Africa,” Ministers of
Economy and/or Finance from different member countries contemplated new ways
and means of tackling acute challenges faced by the continent.
Speaking at the meeting Louis
Paul MotazeMotaze underscored the interest that President Paul Biya attaches to
reinforcing the capacities of personnel and services especially in an era when
efficient solutions are sought for the many problems faced by economies of the
African region.
Created in 1991 by African Heads
of State and development partners, including the World Bank, the ADB and UNDP,
the ACBF has as its supreme organ, the Board of Governors, which comprises of
Ministers of Economy and/or Finance of member states and other important
non-regional partners.
The Board of Governors is also
the organ that deliberates and gives strategic orientation to the body.
The headquarters of the ACBF is
in Harare, Zimbabwe.
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