Africa gears up for auto industry free trade
Automotive manufacturers and officials are optimistic that the legal instruments needed for free trade in Africa will be agreed by the middle of next year.
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Automotive manufacturers and officials are optimistic that the legal instruments needed for free trade in Africa will be agreed by the middle of next year.
Member, Ahmadu Bello Youth Council of Nigeria (ABYCN), Fahad Muhammed(left); Member, ABYCN, Adamu Adamu Mutazu; Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer, Nigerian Bulk Electricity Trading Plc (NBET), Dr Nnaemeka Ewelukwa; President, ABYCN; Sagir Adam; Ms Nazeefa idris and Austin Shuaibu, ABYCN members, during the GAMJI 2022
Change needed in structure of economies, from exporting raw materials and importing finished products to industrialisation.
Bilateral trade between the nation and Latin America continues to maintain its growth momentum despite facing global uncertainties, said Deputy Minister Do Thang Hai of Industry and Trade at the Vietnam - Latin America Trade Forum in 2022 on November 25 in Hanoi.
As Nigeria and other African countries commemorate this year’s industrialisation day, stakeholders within the continent have emphasised the need for an improved business and investment environment