Equatorial Guinea World Tender

The World Bank will finance the Economic Community of Central African States BEAC with 10 million to strengthen disease surveillance systems in Central Africa as announced by the Project Manager REDISSE IV in said banking institution Enias Bagazini on the occasion of the presentation of the project to the Secretary General of the Community Ambassador Ahmad Allam-Mi.The REDISSE IV project with an expected duration of 5 years 2020-2025 aims to strengthen national and regional capacities with a view to ensuring more effective cross-sectoral and cross-border coordination in disease surveillance and response in Central Africa and in In case of emergency provide an immediate and effective response.According to Bagazini this project is important because we are in a sub-regional dynamic that wants to increase the surveillance capabilities and laboratories of the States concerned to quickly detect and react to epidemics.Ambassador Ahmad Allam-Mi for his part expressed his gratitude for the highly social nature of this financing which once again demonstrates the multidimensional nature of World Bank operations in Central Africa.Finally he urged the teams in charge of the project to become deeply involved in the planning coordination and execution of the project activities.