CONVENTION ON THE CREATION AND STATUS OF THE AFRICAN FUND FOR GUARANTEE AND ECONOMIC COOPERATION (FAGACE) — Rwanda law | Esheria

CONVENTION ON THE CREATION AND STATUS OF THE AFRICAN FUND FOR GUARANTEE AND ECONOMIC COOPERATION (FAGACE)

This article names FAGACE as the African Guarantee and Economic Cooperation Fund and says it was created by the 1977 Convention, later amended in 1985.

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Rwanda
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This article names FAGACE as the African Guarantee and Economic Cooperation Fund and says it was created by the 1977 Convention, later amended in 1985. FAGACE is described as an international public economic and financial establishment, with legal personality and the capacity to contract, own property, and sue in court. The Fund’s head office is in Cotonou, Benin, and it may open representative offices in Member States if it follows conditions and procedures set by the Board of Directors. The Fund’s purpose is to contribute to the economic and social development of the Member States, both individually and collectively. The Fund’s mission is to guarantee certain loans and carry out related financing, investment, and fund-management activities.