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Browsing: African Alliance for e-commerce
- The EU is supporting efforts in the Horn of Africa that will boost regional economic integration and trade.
- Djibouti’s major trading partner countries include Ethiopia and troubled Somalia.
- Trade Mark Africa is helping implement a single window system which is already in use across EAC.
The EU has expressed its support for Djibouti’s plan to enhance connectivity within the Horn of Africa, a move that will promote trade with Ethiopia, one of the region’s biggest trade partners.
This collaboration is in sync with the African Alliance for e-commerce, a consortium comprising 18 member countries, dedicated to advancing the Single Window concept. This alignment adheres to the recommendations set forth by international institutions.
A pivotal project within the Alliance is the establishment of a Regional Single Window, designed to seamlessly interconnect all national platforms. The overarching goal is to streamline trade processes, bolstering the competitiveness of African nations on the global …
