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Coordination des activités des zones maritimes E,F et G de la CEDEAO.

28/05/2026

Today, we proudly commemorate 51 years of resilience, solidarity, and regional integration within the ECOWAS community. Through challenges and achievements alike, our shared vision has continued to strengthen cooperation, peace, security, and development across West Africa.

CRESMAO joins the entire ECOWAS family in honoring this remarkable milestone and reaffirming our commitment to maritime safety, regional collaboration, and a more prosperous future for our region.

Happy ECOWAS Day 2026! 🎉🤝

27/05/2026

Eid Mubarak!!!

26/05/2026

As part of the celebration of the International Day for Women in the Maritime Sector, held on 20 and 23 May 2026 in Côte d’Ivoire and organized by WIMA-CI (WIMAfrica and WIMOWCA) in partnership with the Maritime Affairs section of the Réseau Ivoirien des Femmes Administrateurs, CRESMAO took part in a series of activities dedicated to female leadership, experience-sharing, and the promotion of excellence within the maritime sector.

The event held on 20 May featured a conference under the theme “From Policy to Practice: Fueling Excellence,” bringing together key stakeholders and professionals to reflect on the growing role and impact of women in the maritime industry. CRESMAO was represented by Mrs. Ndèye Sophie SAKHO , Head of the Maritime Affairs Administration Division, who notably facilitated the panel entitled “Women Leaders in the Maritime Sector: Breaking the Glass Ceiling,” creating an inspiring platform for dialogue and the exchange of experiences on the challenges and opportunities related to women’s leadership. She also participated in the hiking activity organized at Domaine BINI Forêt on 23 May, a refreshing moment of networking and informal interaction among women professionals in the maritime community.

Through this participation, the CRESMAO once again reaffirmed its commitment to supporting women who are shaping the future of Africa’s maritime sector through inclusive cooperation and leadership excellence.

07/05/2026

Cher. e.s Tous,
Veuillez trouver ci-dessous un lien d'accès au bulletin mensuel du CRESMAO (avril)
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Dear All,
Please find below a link to access the CRESMAO monthly bulletin (April)

06/05/2026

CRESMAO has been actively engaged throughout the conduct of the multinational exercise Obangame Express 2026, which officially concludes on 30 April 2026, following several days of intense operational activities across the Gulf of Guinea. Launched on 24 April 2026 at the Abidjan Naval Base and coordinated by the United States Africa Command, this fifteenth edition once again brought together regional and international maritime stakeholders around a shared objective: strengthening interoperability, enhancing coordination mechanisms, and consolidating collective response capabilities against maritime threats such as piracy, illicit trafficking, and transnational crime.

Throughout the exercise, CRESMAO played a central role in facilitating regional coordination, ensuring real-time information sharing, and supporting effective decision-making among participating operational centers and navies. The commitment, professionalism, and synergy demonstrated by all partners have been instrumental in achieving the exercise’s objectives. As this edition comes to a close, CRESMAO commends the sustained efforts and remarkable collaboration of all stakeholders whose dedication continues to advance a safer, more secure, and more resilient maritime environment in the Gulf of Guinea.

06/05/2026

CRESMAO had the honor of hosting a distinguished delegation from the Horton Command and Staff College, on 05 May 2026, as part of a study mission focused on border management and national security. The visit provided an opportunity to present the regional maritime security framework in the Gulf of Guinea, highlighting the role of the Yaoundé Architecture and its operationalization in West Africa through the ECOWAS Integrated Maritime Strategy, with particular emphasis on the challenges and dynamics of maritime boundaries.

During the engagement, CRESMAO showcased its role in ensuring coordination, information sharing, and operational coherence across maritime jurisdictions in Zones E, F, and G. Discussions enabled fruitful exchanges on best practices in maritime domain awareness, cross-border collaboration, and collective response mechanisms to transnational threats. The visit concluded with a shared commitment to strengthening regional cooperation and reinforcing collaborative efforts towards enhanced maritime safety and security in the Gulf of Guinea.

28/04/2026

Cher. e.s Tous,
Veuillez trouver ci-dessous un lien d'accès au bulletin mensuel du CRESMAO (mars)
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Dear All,
Please find below a link to access the CRESMAO monthly bulletin (March)

27/04/2026

CRESMAO took part, on Friday 24 April 2026, in the official launch ceremony of the multinational exercise , held at the Abidjan Naval Base. Coordinated by the U.S. Africa Command (AFRICOM), this large-scale training event stands as a key gathering for maritime security stakeholders in the Gulf of Guinea. It aims to strengthen naval interoperability, enhance coordination mechanisms, and consolidate response capacities against threats such as piracy, illicit trafficking, and transnational maritime crime. This fifteenth edition highlights the growing momentum of regional cooperation in maritime safety and security.

CRESMAO’s presence at this opening ceremony reflects its central role in fostering synergy among operational centers and participating navies, facilitating improved information sharing and a more effective collective response to maritime security challenges. Through its sustained engagement, CRESMAO reaffirms its decisive contribution to strengthening an integrated maritime governance framework, built on anticipation, cooperation, and operational effectiveness across the Gulf of Guinea.

26/04/2026

CRESMAO was represented at the training workshop organized by the Kofi Annan International Peacekeeping Training Centre (Le Centre International Kofi Annan de Formation au Maintien de la Paix - KAIPTC page officielle), held in Abidjan from 20 to 24 April 2026, focusing on the development of a maritime security culture in the Gulf of Guinea. The event brought together maritime security practitioners and stakeholders with the objective of fostering a shared understanding of regional challenges, strengthening coordination mechanisms, and promoting best practices in maritime governance and safety.

On this occasion, CRESMAO contributed actively to the proceedings through a thematic presentation delivered on 23 April by Navy Lieutenant Djambara Guy-richard, highlighting the Centre’s role within the Yaoundé Architecture. The presentation emphasized CRESMAO’s missions, coordination mechanisms, and operational contributions to regional maritime security, while also providing practical insights drawn from field experience. This engagement further reinforced the Centre’s commitment to capacity building, knowledge sharing, and the promotion of an integrated and collaborative approach to maritime security in the Gulf of Guinea.

26/04/2026

CRESMAO was represented at the first meeting of the G7++ Friends of the Gulf of Guinea (FOGG), co-chaired by Gabon and France, held in Paris on 15 and 16 April 2026. This high-level gathering brought together States of the Yaoundé Architecture, G7 countries, as well as regional and international partner organizations to address maritime security and safety challenges in the Gulf of Guinea. The opening ceremony featured remarks by Catherine Vautrin and Brigitte Onkanowa, who emphasized the geopolitical importance of the region and the need for enhanced cooperation. Structured around three thematic sessions, the discussions covered key threats including piracy, illicit trafficking, IUU fishing, cybercrime, and marine pollution, while also highlighting the role of partners such as UNODC, INTERPOL, and the European Union in strengthening legal frameworks and operational coordination.

During the exchanges, CRESMAO actively contributed to reflections on the operationalization and future evolution of the Yaoundé Architecture. Particular attention was given to ongoing progress, existing gaps, and priority actions required to enhance regional maritime governance. Emphasis was placed on the need for sustainable financing, improved coordination among centres, and the reinforcement of maritime domain awareness through tools such as the YARIS platform and information-sharing mechanisms like MDAT-GoG. The meeting concluded with key recommendations, including the designation of national focal points, better alignment of capacity-building initiatives, and the possible revision of the Yaoundé Code of Conduct to clarify responsibilities and strengthen political-level representation of the Architecture.

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