Popular ownership in Niger is at the heart of the second ordinary session of the Economic, Social and Cultural Council (CESOC). The meeting takes place at the Mahatma Gandhi International Conference Center.

On the 2nd day of the ordinary session of the Economic, Social and Cultural Council (CESOC), the advisers of the Republic were interviewed on several panels. The theme developed is ''popular shareholding in Niger: What opportunities for financing the private sector?''. They are, Adoh Kossi Amemounve, Djibrilla Beidari Touré and Djibo Ibrahima, respectively Managing Director of the Abidjan Stock Exchange (BVRM-Côte d'Ivoire), the Financial Intermediation Management Company (SGI) and Sinergie -Niger who moderated the various panels. In his presentation, Adoh Kossi Amemounve indicated that the purse common to the eight (8) countries aims to promote the mobilization of long-term resources for better financing of the economies of our Union. The stock market therefore connects savers and States or companies so that savers who have excess resources can give these resources to States or companies in order to be able to invest and create wealth in an economy.