The African Sub-Sovereign Governments Network (AfSNET) as a Catalyst for the AfCFTA

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socioeconomic

Type de record:

paper

Créateur:

Awa

Éditeur:

Afr

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This paper explores the potential transformative impact of the African Sub-Sovereign Governments Network (AfSNET) in the context of African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) implementation. It posits that, if armed with abundant local knowledge, sub-sovereign governments are strategically positioned through AfSNET to align national and local trade policies to meet the needs of local economies. The paper proposes a roadmap and recommendations for leveraging AfSNET to overcome existing barriers and unlock significant economic opportunities at the local and regional levels, to promote greater integration and facilitate cross-border trade. Journal of Contemporary Issues in African Trade and Trade Finance, 9(1), 104-121

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