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Contact the Competition Directorate
WAEMU Commission
380, avenue Professeur Joseph Ki-Zerbo
01 BP 543 Ouagadougou 01
Burkina Faso
Choosing the right channel
Each request has its own entry point. The right channel is the one that gives your message the legal standing you need and the shortest processing time.
e-Soumissions portal
File a complaint, notify a merger or apply for an exemption. Online filing issues a time-stamped acknowledgement of receipt, which establishes the date of your submission.
Go to the portalRequest for information
Obtain a legal text, a decision or a legal clarification. Your request is forwarded to the relevant division and followed up as a case.
Submit a requestChat assistant
For common questions about competition rules. Available 24/7, it answers using only the Directorate’s official sources.
eTrack service
Check the progress of a case you have filed, using your case number and tracking code.
Track a casePress contact
Media enquiries, interviews and institutional visuals: Communication Directorate of the WAEMU Commission.
View press releasesOpportunities section
Procurement and recruitment. Each notice names the department responsible and explains how to apply.
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Representation offices
The WAEMU Commission has an office in each Member State and in Brussels. These offices direct users to the relevant departments.
Ouagadougou
Headquarters380, avenue Professeur Joseph Ki-Zerbo — 01 BP 543
Cotonou
BeninVilla n° 13, Allée 4, Résidences CEN-SAD Fadoul — 01 BP 521
Abidjan
Côte d’IvoirePlateau, avenue Noguès — Immeuble La Prévoyance, bât. B, 1er étage, bureaux 2101 et 2102 — 01 BP 4354 Abidjan 01
Bamako
MaliHamdallaye, ACI 2000, 3e étage, Immeuble Mgr Jean-Marie Cissé — BP 2365
Niamey
NigerN° 1330, boulevard de l’Indépendance (quartier Yantala) — BP 896
Dakar
Senegal7 bis, rue Jean Mermoz, 8e étage — BP 6650 Dakar Étoile
Brussels
BelgiumBoulevard Brand Whitlock, 79 — 1200 Bruxelles
National competition bodies
Each Member State has a national competition body. Its responsibilities include receiving applications for negative clearance, notifications for exemption and complaints from individuals and legal entities, and forwarding them to the Commission. See the Partnerships & cooperation page
A formal procedure rather than a message?
The e-Soumissions portal brings together the Directorate’s six types of submission and issues a time-stamped acknowledgement of receipt.
