The trumpet of Pan-Africanism and Renaissance in Africa’s Agenda 2063 is summoning Africans to rededicate themselves to the enduring vision of an integrated, prosperous and peaceful continent.
This call is further amplified in the new Agreement of establishing the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), which provides for free movement of persons, capital, goods and service, to deepen economic integration and promote agricultural development, food security, industrialisation and structural economic transformation.
