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Afruibana wishes you a happy new year. May it be for you, at any level, an opportunity for development and fulfillment. 2020 will be a decisive year for the African fruit sectors, with the conclusion of the post-Cotonou Agreement negotiations and the definition of cooperation budgets that will sustainably shape political and economic relations between ACP countries and the European Union. Faced with an explosion of […]

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ACP-EU partnership with the Post-Cotonou agreement

3 questions to… Alfonso Medinilla, European Centre for Development Policy Management (ECDPM) What are the main issues of the ACP-EU partnership with the Post-Cotonou agreement? To understand what is at stake with the Post-Cotonou agreement, we need to make a step back and see how the political and economic landscape has changed since 2000. African […]

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3 questions to… Chris Horseman, consultant on international agricultural trade policy issues #1 Postponed to October 31st, what is the current British political situation with this delayed Brexit? The situation in the UK remains confused, with British public opinion split right down the middle as to whether leaving the EU is the right thing for […]

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Not a week goes by without an article or event dedicated to the blockchain, which is supposed to radically transform the way our economies work. For many analysts, “block chain” technology can contribute to the development of the African continent, particularly by making its financial circuit more fluid. The blockchain, which functions as a kind […]

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To unlock Africa’s agricultural potential and its domestic food market, technological innovation will undoubtedly be one of the main levers to be used. It is commonly misunderstood that agriculture is a high-tech sector. The use of the latest innovations is essential to increase productivity, especially when producers export to international markets. In Africa, digital transformation […]

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