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AU aims to double intra-Africa trade by 2021

30 June 2017 By admin

AU aims to double intra-Africa trade by 2021:

AU aims to double intra-Africa trade by 2021:

The African Union on Friday announced its plan to double the current intra-Africa trade volume to 28 percent of its total trade volume by 2021 through its flagship Continental Free Trade Area pact. Labeling the current trade volume among African countries as “very low”, Muchanga Albert, AU Commissioner for Trade and Industry, revealed the target and indicated that the continent is presently situated at “the right place and on target” to realize the major targets of AU's flagship CFTA pact.

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