Securities and Exchange Commission of Central Africa holds first swearing in of new commissioners before the CEMAC Community Court of Justice

The Securities and Exchange Commission of Central Africa reported that a first group of its new commissioners was sworn in before the CEMAC Community Court of Justice in N'Djamena. The authority framed the ceremony as a governance milestone for the regional regulator, formalizing the commissioners' mandate to protect public savings, support market transparency and uphold the credibility of financial regulation across the Central African regional market. The oath commits the new commissioners to perform their duties with integrity, independence and rigor. The ceremony, held under the patronage of the minister responsible for finance, budget, economy, planning and international cooperation, was presented as reinforcing the regulator's grounding in the CEMAC community legal order and as part of the broader effort to build a more transparent, robust and integrated regional financial market.