The Co-ordinating Committee

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Overview

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The Co-ordinating Committee of the East African Community (EAC) is an important body formed under the Treaty for the Establishment of the EAC. It began operations on January 15, 2001. The Committee’s primary role is to ensure the effective coordination and implementation of decisions and policies made by the Summit and the Council of Ministers. It oversees the functioning of the EAC’s organs and institutions, providing recommendations to enhance regional integration. The Committee helps streamline processes, ensuring smooth collaboration between member states to achieve the EAC’s objectives.

P.S : Abdi Dubat Fidhow, C.B.S

Abdi Dubat Fidhow, C.B.S, is the Principal Secretary in the Ministry of East African Community Affairs, where he leads the Co-ordinating Committee of the East African Community (EAC). With a background in public administration and regional integration, he has played a key role in shaping policies for cross-border cooperation and economic development.

Functions

  • Coordination of EAC Institutions: Ensures the effective coordination of all EAC organs and institutions, promoting synergy among them.
  • Implementation of Decisions: Oversees the implementation of decisions made by the EAC Summit and the Council of Ministers.
  • Monitor Programs: Monitors the progress of regional programs and projects to ensure they align with EAC goals.
  • Facilitate Collaboration: Facilitates collaboration between EAC institutions, member states, and stakeholders for efficient regional integration.
  • Review Policies: Reviews EAC policies and programs, recommending necessary adjustments for better outcomes.
  • Provide Recommendations: Provides recommendations to the Council and Summit regarding regional integration and institutional matters.
  • Promote Regional Integration: Works to enhance economic, social, and political integration within the EAC.
  • Enhance Coordination Mechanisms: Develops and improves coordination mechanisms across all levels of the EAC.
  • Supervise Secretariat Functions: Ensures that the EAC Secretariat performs its functions efficiently and effectively.
  • Support Member States: Supports member states in implementing their obligations under the EAC Treaty, promoting cooperation and compliance.

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Address & Contacts

  • East African Community, EAC Close, Afrika Mashariki Road
  • P.O. Box 1096 Arusha United Republic of Tanzania
  • eac@eachq.org
  • +255 (0)27 216 2100