The East African Community (EAC) has expanded its membership, welcoming several new member states.
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Updated Aug 29
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The East African Community (EAC) has expanded its membership, welcoming several new member states.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- The East African Community (EAC) has formally included Uganda, Tanzania, and Kenya as member states.Sub-event
- KDF is participating in civil-military cooperation under the auspices of the EAC, with partner state events taking place in Tanzania.Sub-event
EAC expands membership to include Burundi, Somalia, Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania, and Rwanda.1 source
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East African Community regional integration and expansion effortsAlso in this story
- A conference was held to discuss regional development strategies, which was funded by the Friedrich Naumann Foundation.
- An ETF is investing in East African Community collective investment schemes, supporting the Financial Sector Development Master Plan.
- Somalia gained benefits after joining the East African Community.
- Farmers in East Africa appeal to the East African Community (EAC) regarding regional issues.
The entities involved
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East African Community
intergovernmental bloc
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Kenya
country in Eastern Africa
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Tanzania
country in East Africa
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Somalia
sovereign state in Africa
Related events
- Ugandan legislators attended a summit and called on EAC governments for greater involvement in regional affairs.
- Kenya, led by Musalia Mudavadi, highlighted the importance of the EAC in addressing regional security concerns, particularly the conflict in Sudan.
- Kenya must comply with the EAC Common Market Protocol.
- Regional instability in Sudan, Somalia, and South Sudan is making East Africa vulnerable, prompting Kenya to advance dialogue via AU and EAC.