EAST AFRICAN INTERGOVERNMENTAL COUNCIL
Fosters development, business and corporate initiatives within East African region with the mandate of partner states to foster integration of the region business block.
Council Membership/Constitution
The EAST AFRICAN INTERGOVERNMENTAL COUNCIL was established under the EAIC treaty and ratified by the partner states in the year 2010 for the sole purposes of creating partnerships and collaborations of all countries represented. Under the sync and supervision of the various laws governing these countries.
The Council is headed by a Secretariat led by commissioners and a chairperson elected by the partner state
representing member state countries under the partnerships and agreements treaty. The Council has a staffing
population of over 500 Employees cutting across partner states.
East Africa intergovermental Council Mandate
- East Africa intergovermental Council Creates Formidable Partnerships to Foster Development
- EAIC Creates Linkages to Technology and E Commerce
- EAIC Develops Key Strategic Policies for Corporate governance & Implementation
- Sourcing for development and research funds for key projects in partner states
- Social Impact management of matrices and indices for counter development agenda in east Africa
- Offer Educational Scholarships and Work Study Programs in the UK and USA for needy EAIC vetted Cases
East Africa Intergovermental Success Stories
