THE ECONOMIES OF CEMAC ZONE COUNTRIES IN THE FACE OF THE RESURGENCE OF THE COVID-19 EPIDEMIC: BETWEEN RESILIENCE, PROBLEM AND REVISION OF PRODUCTION AND TRADE POLICIES.

Based on electronic sources, reports from international organizations and official documents and mainly press and scientific articles, this article aims to present the effects of the global health crisis at Covid 19 on the system of production, distribution, consumption, and trade within the CE MAC zone located in the heart of Africa. It is an economic area made up of six nations (Cameroon, Central African Republic, Gabon, Congo, Equatorial Guinea and Chad) most of whose economies are dependent on the agricultural sector and cross-border trade. Thus, the resurgence of Covid 19 has led these States to take rapid drastic measures (willy-nilly) through the restriction of the movement of people, goods and goods, the closure of borders or quite simply that of internal markets. And subregional. The rigor of these measures will push the various Member States of this international organization to adopt a certain number of measures aimed at reviving the economy of this area on the endogenous and external level. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]