CONVENTION ESTABLISHING THE ECONOMIC COMMUNITY OF THE GREAT LAKES COUNTRIES (C.E.P.G.L) — Rwanda law | Esheria

CONVENTION ESTABLISHING THE ECONOMIC COMMUNITY OF THE GREAT LAKES COUNTRIES (C.E.P.G.L)

The High Contracting Parties establish the Great Lakes Economic Community of Countries (C.E.P.G.L), called the Community.

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Rwanda
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The High Contracting Parties establish the Great Lakes Economic Community of Countries (C.E.P.G.L), called the Community. The Contracting Parties establish an Economic Community of the Great Lakes Countries, called C.E.P.G.L., under this Convention. This article lists the Community’s aims, including security, peace and order, common-interest activities, trade, movement of people and goods, and close cooperation across several fields. Member States must take appropriate action to address the problems involved, especially by creating common agencies and services and by signing cooperation understandings, agreements, or conventions. A member State that joins or belongs to other economic-cooperation organizations must inform the Community and share relevant constituent-instrument provisions.