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KIGALI 2026: Ahead of the 72nd Ordinary Session of the FAGACE Board of Directors
In anticipation of the work of the 72nd Ordinary Session of the Board of Directors, a high‑level training session on governance, risk management, and financial analysis opened this Tuesday, April 14, in Kigali under the leadership of President Ngueto Tiraïna Yambaye.Included in the annual program of the FAGACE Institute, this session is taking place in a context marked by rapid transformations within Africa’s financial landscape. Designed as a space for dialogue among experts, it aims to foster the convergence of experiences and the harmonization of practices among Board Members.
For President Yambaye, these three pillars lie at the heart of the Institution’s viability and performance. Governance sets the vision, risk management protects the assets, and financial analysis guides strategic decision‑making.
To enrich these discussions, internationally renowned experts have been mobilized: Mr. Christian Garnier from AFD, Dr. Joseph Karangwa, former IMF official, and Mr. Moustatapha Ndoye, Legal Counsel to FAGACE.
The work will continue on Wednesday, April 15, with the official opening of the 72nd session of the Board of Directors. This date will also mark the launch of the celebrations for FAGACE’s 50th anniversary and the entry into force of the Convention revising its Statutes.
By choosing Kigali—birthplace of FAGACE’s creation in 1977—the Institution pays tribute to the founding fathers of OCAM and reaffirms its mission: to equip Africa with a more agile, more resilient guarantee instrument serving both States and the private sector.
Nicknamed the “Father of the modern FAGACE,” President Yambaye has initiated the transformation of the Institution. His strategic vision and pragmatic leadership, supported by a committed team, position FAGACE as a central actor at the forefront of best management practices for financing development in Africa.
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