President Denis Sassou Nguesso announced on May 25 that the Republic of Congo will abolish visa requirements for all African nationals from January 1, 2027. Congo joins Benin, Togo, Rwanda, Ghana, Seychelles, and The Gambia in embracing continent-wide free movement.
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Congo aalisin ang visa para sa lahat ng Afrikanong mamamayan sa 2027

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Inihayag ni Presidente Denis Sassou Nguesso noong Mayo 25, sa Taunang Pulong ng African Development Bank sa Brazzaville, na ang Republika ng Congo ay mag-aalis ng mga kinakailangan sa visa para sa lahat ng mamamayang Aprikano simula Enero 1, 2027 — kasunod ng Benin, Togo, Rwanda, Ghana, Seychelles, at Gambia.

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