Africa’s single market could drive less energy-intensive economic growth while keeping greenhouse gas emissions low
8 countries kick off trade under African Continental Free Trade Area’s preferential terms in step towards One African Market
A total of $30 billion in financial contributions and a new US$130 million facility were announced
International Trade Centre’s ‘One Trade Africa’ is helping African MSMEs leverage market opportunities
Wamkele Mene, Secretary-General AfCFTA Secretariat, says significant progress expected in 2022.
Building on the gains for inclusive and harmonised food and business value chains.
These include visual and performing arts, crafts, cultural festivals, photography, music, dance, film, fashion, video games, digital animation, publishing, architecture, and more.
— Guy Platten, Secretary-General of the International Chamber of Shipping.