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Changing Lanes: African Union seeks a united trade front

Free trade and free movement of people underpins the goals of Africa’s 55 member states as it works toward Agenda 2063 — a blueprint for socio-economic transformation across the continent. The Africa Continental Free Trade Agreement is central to this framework eliminating trade barriers to allow free access to the African market.

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The Africa Continental Free Trade Agreement was ratified in May. It covers a population of 1bn people and a collective GDP of more than $2trn

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