Le Tchad avance vers sa Vision 2030.
Soutenu par le Groupe de la Banque africaine de développement, le Projet d'appui au secteur de l'énergie au Tchad (PASET) améliore l'accès à une électricité propre et fiable pour 300 000 personnes partout au #Tchad.
⚡ Plus d’énergie
🌱 Moins d’émissions
📈 Plus de compétitivité pour les entreprises et les ménages
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En Guinée équatoriale, la mer recèle un potentiel halieutique longtemps sous-exploité.
Le Projet d'appui au secteur de la pêche et de l'aquaculture (PASPA), soutenu par le Groupe de la Banque africaine de développement pour environ 61 millions de dollars, apporte une réponse structurelle en modernisant l'ensemble de la filière.
Les infrastructures se mettent en place : trois complexes aquacoles en construction, une unité de conservation et de transformation et quatre chambres froides réhabilitées.
Résultat attendu : quelque 250 emplois directs et indirects créés dans les filières, au bénéfice de près de 950 000 personnes réparties dans sept provinces.
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Kenyan President William Ruto has endorsed the African Development Bank Group’s newly launched New African Financial Architecture for Development (NAFAD) initiative.
Speaking at the Africa Forward Summit in Nairobi, @williamsamoeiruto commended @afdb_group President Dr Sidi Ould Tah, describing #NAFAD’s mission as “simple, but transformative.”
“The aim is to retain more African savings within Africa and channel them into productive, bankable and transformative sectors of our economies,” he added.
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Le président kényan, William Ruto a apporté son soutien à la nouvelle initiative du Groupe de la Banque africaine de développement, la Nouvelle architecture financière africaine pour le développement (NAFAD).
S’exprimant lors du sommet #AfricaForward à Nairobi, M. Ruto a félicité le président de la Banque africaine de développement, Dr Sidi Ould Tah, qualifiant la mission de la NAFAD de « simple, mais transformatrice ».
« L’objectif est de conserver davantage d’épargne africaine en Afrique et de l’orienter vers des secteurs productifs, bancables et transformateurs de nos économies », a-t-il ajouté.
PLUS QUE DEUX SEMAINES : Assemblées annuelles 2026 du Groupe de la Banque africaine de développement.
Gouverneurs, dirigeants, investisseurs privés et société civile, les Assemblées annuelles 2026 du Groupe de la Banque africaine de développement réuniront les artisans du développement de l'Afrique pour cinq jours décisifs à #Brazzaville, axés sur la mobilisation de capitaux à grande échelle dans un contexte mondial fragmenté et en mutation.
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On his first official visit to #Kenya, African Development Bank Group President, Dr Sidi Ould Tah, was received in audience by Kenyan President William Ruto on Sunday.
President Ruto commended Kenya’s strong partnership with the African Development Bank Group, and the Bank’s support to transformative investments in roads, water infrastructure, hospitals, and other critical projects that continue to improve the quality of life for millions of Kenyans.
Ruto pledged Kenya’s full support to the institution’s drive to unlock Africa’s financial capital through the New African Financial Architecture for Development (#NAFAD) framework. #AfricaForwardSummit
From heads of state and government to influential private investors and civil society leaders, the African Development Bank Group's 2026 Annual Meetings will bring together key stakeholders for five transformative days in Brazzaville, focused on mobilising capital at scale in the currently fragmented and rapidly changing global environment.
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The African Development Bank's Annual Meetings are coming to Brazzaville, Republic of Congo, from 25-29 May 2026.
African heads of state and government, finance ministers, central bank governors, development partners, private sector actors, civil society representatives, and other key stakeholders, will meet to discuss "Mobilising Africa's Development Financing at Scale in a Fragmented World".
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Not long ago, flying across the airspace of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) could be challenging.
Today, that is no longer the case. The quality of operations at N’djili, the country’s principal airport and gateway to the capital, now matches that of major African hubs.
The transformation has been driven by the Priority Aviation Safety Project (PPSA II in French), which is backed by approximately $105 million in financing from the African Development Bank Group, in partnership with the government of the #DRC.
The project’s impact extends beyond renovated runways and new control tower equipment. By enhancing aviation safety, PPSA II is helping to stimulate local economies through increased traffic and more reliable routes. Congolese businesses are benefitting from more efficient logistics, while communities across the country are gaining better access to emergency medical transport and other essential services.
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COUNTDOWN: 2026 African Development Bank Group Annual Meetings
From heads of state and government to influential private investors and civil society leaders, the African Development Bank Group’s 2026 Annual Meetings will bring together key stakeholders for five transformative days in #Brazzaville, focused on mobilising capital at scale in the currently fragmented and rapidly changing global environment.
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The African Development Bank Group and fellow Multilateral Development Banks (#MDBs) have issued a “Joint Statement on #CriticalMinerals to Manufacturing Value Chains”, committing to closer collaboration through a Joint Collaboration Framework.
The framework focuses on three priority areas: strengthening policy and governance, developing integrated infrastructure and corridor-based approaches, and mobilising capital for private sector investment. Together, the MDBs will work with governments, the private sector and communities to foster transparent, standards-based markets and add value beyond extraction.
At its core, the initiative aims to ensure that critical minerals translate into lasting economic transformation for developing countries.
The African Development Bank Group on Thursday concluded a landmark Consultative Dialogue on a New African Financial Architecture for Development (#NAFAD), marked by the adoption of an 11-point “Abidjan Consensus”.
A core part of Bank Group President Dr Sidi Ould Tah’s Four Cardinal Points strategic vision, NAFAD is designed to overcome structural obstacles to large-scale resource mobilisation and help bridge Africa’s $400 billion annual development finance gap.
Participants committed to unlocking Africa’s vast domestic savings and channelling them into productive investment across the continent. They also pledged continuous coordination and annual reviews to maintain momentum and track progress.
In Mpumalanga, #SouthAfrica, women farmers are rewriting their futures.
Through a women-focused agricultural programme, rural farmers are gaining the skills, tools and confidence to step into formal supply chains.
Convened by UVU Africa with Absa Bank, the African Development Bank and the Mpumalanga Green Cluster Agency, the pilot supported 25 women farmers in Bushbuckridge with agricultural and business training, one-on-one mentorship and tablets equipped with digital tools to track production, manage expenses and access real-time weather data.
🎥 Watch the video to hear their stories, in their own words. #IWD2026
