[1] Since 2006, the BDEAC has been actively involved in financing the development of the Pointe-Noire port,[2] and in March 2012, it allocated 130 billion CFA francs for various projects, including two cement plants in Congo and Cameroon and a hospital in Equatorial Guinea.
[6] In April 2017, BDEAC set forth a strategic plan for 2017-2021 focusing on agricultural projects to cut down on expensive agri-food imports in the CEMAC zone,[7] and in July of the same year, the Kingdom of Morocco invested 4 million dollars for a 3% stake in BDEAC, gaining a seat on the board of directors.
The Bank is led by a president elected by the General Assembly for a single five year term.
The deal was signed in Rabat by Mohamed Boussaid and the bank's vice president, Zounguere Sokambi Armand Guy.
[14] In 2018, the BDEAC collaborated with the Nigerian Export-Import Bank to promote regional trade and investment.