AFCFTA: Buhari set to sign African Free Trade agreement
The News Agency of Nigeria , reports that the ordinary and extraordinary session of the AU summit is scheduled to hold from July 4 to July 7.
“Let me state unequivocally that trade is important for us as a nation and all nations. Economic progress is what makes the world go round. “Our vision for intra-African trade is for free movement of `made in Africa goods’. That is goods and services.”
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