Bujumbura: President Taye Atske-Selassie has arrived in Bujumbura, Burundi to attend the 23rd Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA) Summit.According to Ethiopian News Agency, the summit will focus on enhancing regional economic integration among member states. COMESA, which comprises 21 member countries, aims to promote economic collaboration through trade agreements, infrastructure development, and investment opportunities.The summit serves as a platform for leaders to discuss strategies and policies to advance economic growth and cooperation in the region. Key topics on the agenda include trade facilitation, regional security, and sustainable development initiatives.President Taye is expected to engage in bilateral meetings with other heads of state to discuss potential partnerships and collaborative efforts in various sectors. The outcomes of these discussions could influence future economic policies and initiatives within the COMESA region.
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