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The East African Community hosts the EAC Monetary Affairs Committee meetings, while the Middle East conflict raises global oil prices and shipping costs.

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The East African Community hosts the EAC Monetary Affairs Committee meetings, while the Middle East conflict raises global oil prices and shipping costs.

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  1. The EAC Monetary Affairs Committee meeting focused on AI adoption and central bank reserve diversification.1 source
  2. EAC Monetary Affairs Committee meets in Uganda with central bank representatives from several member states.1 source
  3. Governors manage EAC's central banking functions, confirming Uganda's partnership.1 source
  4. EAC financial body hosts meetings while Middle East conflict impacts global oil prices.1 source

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