Thursday, November 17, 2016

President Touadera Present His Recovery Plan In Brussels

A donor conference opened in Brussels on Thursday 17 November. Faustin-Archange Touadera has presented its recovery plan for Central Africa more than $ 3 billion over 5 years. The CAR president called donor generosity.


In Central Africa, we must consolidate peace, rebuild the army, administration, boost the economy ... Large yard, but it is expensive, very expensive. It is funding that the CAR authorities hope to obtain on Thursday. In his speech, the Head of Central State stressed the urgency of the situation in his country, while reassuring potential donors .

"Certainly the situation of my country is difficult, but it's not a lost cause, has proclaimed Faustin-Archange Touadéra. From this rostrum, I make a living appeal to you, dear friends of the Central African Republic, you have done so much to avoid the unspeakable, today we ask you to give us the support that will make a difference, support which will consolidate past efforts to make the success of tomorrow. "




An ambitious plan


The recovery plan Faustin-Archange Touadéra came to defend in Brussels is very broad and ambitious. It provides for the return of peace and security. "  Investing in security is paving the way for development," said the president of the Central.

But there are also particular development or governance components. Faustin-Archange Touadéra has also given pledges on mechanisms for monitoring the orientation of these investments and their use. In total, the Central demand $ 3 billion to finance this strategy over the period 2017-2021.

"The dream of a bright future"


But Faustin-Archange Touadéra also explained that certain actions should be initiated at the beginning of next year to "  mark the beginning of a new era for the Central African Republic  ." Actions to rapid impact for which the President asked nearly $ 1.7 billion over three years.

"  We want to share with you the dream of a brighter future  ," said President Touadéra its partners. Partners and contributors who later succeeded to support this five-year plan.

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