Libreville, 09 September 2026 (ECA) – While the entry into force of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AFTAAf) opens up new opportunities for intra-African trade, investment and the integration of regional value chains, the ability of states to transform these opportunities into tangible economic gains depends largely on the quality of their national implementation strategies.
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Libreville, 09 September 2026 (ECA) – While the entry into force of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AFTAAf) opens up new opportunities for intra-African trade, investment and the integration of regional value chains, the ability of states to transform these opportunities into tangible economic gains depends largely on the quality of their national implementation strategies.