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Congo
Congo (Brazzaville) held a national workshop on digital identity in July 2025 after a 2021 feasibility study; no live digital ID was found. CEMAC's central bank is only studying a CBDC.
Digital ID · Goal 16.9
Digital ID in Congo
- Program
- Carte nationale d'identité (computerised, biometric per 2015 order)
- Status
- Being built or piloted
- National ID card
- ID card compulsory
- Biometrics
- Yes
- Law
- Order creating three card production centres (Journal officiel, 2015)
A 2015 order created three production centres for a computerised, secure, biometric ID card. A feasibility study for a national digital identification system was presented in June 2021. A national workshop on inclusive and secure digital identity was held 16-18 July 2025 in Brazzaville. No 2026 rollout was found.
Digital money · Goal 8.10
Central bank digital currency
- Status
- Research
The BEAC (central bank of the six-country CEMAC zone) set up a working group on a central bank digital currency in September 2023. No launch date or issuance decision has been published in the sources found.
On the record
What has happened, newest first
- 2025-07-16Rolling it out
A national workshop on digital identity opened in Brazzaville. AllAfrica (FR) ↗
UN and WHO
How Congo has voted
- WHO
- Accepted the 2024 rule changes
- Pandemic Agreement (May 2025)
- No recorded objection
- Migration compact (Dec 2018)
- Voted yes
- Paris climate deal
- Party
- SDG Index 2026
- 52.5 · rank 155 of 169
- Progress reports to the UN (VNRs)
- 2
Sovereignty score
How the 0 adds up
- 0No tracked actions either way.
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Country research checked Oct 2026. Tracker data checked 11 Oct 2026. Every claim links to its source.