In Senegal, Burkinabè, Malian and Nigerien communities reaffirmed their support for AES authorities during a meeting in Dakar. They also raised concerns about identity documents, roadside harassment and greater recognition of the diaspora.
A look back at a week in Burkina Faso marked by a tribute to Thomas Sankara, a new dialogue between the AES and ECOWAS, measures on community service, bank financing, education, digital innovation, eye health and sport.
From 2 November 2026, domestic transfers via the UEMOA PI-SPI platform will be free up to a daily total of 8,000 CFA francs per user. The BCEAO also plans to extend this fee waiver to cross-border transfers from 1 June 2027.
Despite global uncertainties, the UEMOA recorded 6% growth in the second quarter of 2026 and 0.4% inflation. Ministers are also reviewing issues linked to public procurement, social protection and development financing.
