Infrastructure, open skies will help unlock intra-Africa trade
The journey to liberalised air transport in Africa has been long-drawn and hard-fought.
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The journey to liberalised air transport in Africa has been long-drawn and hard-fought.
Kenya, Cameroon, Egypt, Ghana, Mauritius, Rwanda, Tanzania and Tunisia are participating in the initial stage.
Nine in 10 African chief executives have confidence the actualisation and adoption of the free trade agreement will boost intra-African trade.
One of the objectives of the undertaking will be to facilitate the establishment of processing industries for food products, minerals and textiles to serve the entire region.
Key to this discussion at the Nation Brand Forum is understanding what a revitalised economy could mean for their own growth ambitions.