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Reimagining Africa–Caribbean Integration amid Global Turbulence: From Shared Vulnerabilities to Strategic Sovereignty

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socioeconomic

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paper
Créateur:
Kal
Éditeur:
Afr
Hôte:avatar
Recent systemic disruptions have revealed deep shared structural vulnerabilities facing Africa and the Caribbean. Yet, embedded within these challenges lies a transformative opportunity to move beyond historical solidarity and forge a strategic alliance premised on sovereign development, South–South trade, financial cooperation, and shared prosperity. This paper reimagines the Africa–Caribbean relationship as one driven by mutual strategic interests, policy innovation, and a bold reconfiguration of trade, investment, and cultural linkages. Drawing on recent institutional efforts and the interventions of actors such as the African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank), the African Union, and the Caribbean Community (CARICOM), the paper proposes a roadmap for strategic sovereignty grounded in institutions and a shared vision of resilience. Journal of Contemporary Issues in African Trade and Trade Finance, 10(1), 92-111

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