US cuts off Ethiopia, Mali, Guinea from Agoa initiative
It piles more pressure on an economy reeling from the conflict, the coronavirus pandemic, and high inflation.
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It piles more pressure on an economy reeling from the conflict, the coronavirus pandemic, and high inflation.
It piles more pressure on an economy reeling from the conflict, the coronavirus pandemic, and high inflation.
The US said the actions of the three governments violated the principles of a US-Africa trade agreement. . Read more at straitstimes.com.
It piles more pressure on an economy reeling from the conflict, the coronavirus pandemic, and high inflation.
The US on Saturday cut Ethiopia, Mali and Guinea from access to a duty-free trade program, following through on President Joe Biden's threat to do so over alleged human rights violations and recent coups. "The United States today terminated Ethiopia, Mali and Guinea from the Agoa trade preference program due to actions taken by each of their governments in violation of the Agoa Statute," the US Trade Representative's office said in a statement.