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AfCFTA targets $250bn intra-African trade

The Secretary-General of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), Wamkele Mene, announced that the trade bloc is projected to reach an annual intra-African trade volume of $250 billion in the current year, up from $220 billion in 2025. He praised Lagos for its role in driving industrialization and digital innovation across Africa. Mene highlighted that 50 African countries are implementing the AfCFTA agreement and that all necessary protocols have been finalized. He emphasized the importance of building a strong domestic market in Africa to counter global trade challenges and enhance

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Vanguard Nigeria logoVanguard NigeriaIndependentCenter24 days ago
AfCFTA targets $250bn intra-African trade

The Secretary-General of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), Wamkele Mene, announced that the trade bloc is projected to reach an annual intra-African trade volume of $250 billion in the current year, up from $220 billion in 2025. He praised Lagos for its role in driving industrialization and digital innovation across Africa. Mene highlighted that 50 African countries are implementing the AfCFTA agreement and that all necessary protocols have been finalized. He emphasized the importance of building a strong domestic market in Africa to counter global trade challenges and enhance

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