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Did you know that an estimated 100,000 expatriates are employed in Africa at a cost of US$ 4 billion each year to offset the annual migration from Africa by its own skilled professionals?
source: International Migration and Development: Implications for Africa, ECA 2006.

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ATPC Publishes a new book on WTO Agricultural Negotiations and Africa.

The African Trade Policy Centre has published a new book on the state of African agriculture and the possible impacts of the Doha Round of trade negotiations on this sector. The title is currently only available in French, but an English language edition will be published at a later date. The book is available for sale in all good book stores.

Is Africa going to benefit from Hong Kong?

The African Trade Policy Centre, in collaboration with Economic Commission for Africa, has published several technical studies on the Doha Round of World Trade Organization negotiations. "Is Africa going to benefit from Hong Kong?" presents a synopsis of the key findings.

An African perspective on the latest US proposal on Agriculture at the WTO.
The recent US proposal at the World Trade Organization (WTO) for the liberalization of international trade in agriculture has the potential of moving the Doha Round negotiations towards an ambitious and successful conclusion.
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Unrestricted market access for Africa is good for global welfare
African countries have called for unrestricted duty-free and quota-free market access to the European Union, United States, Canada and Japan (also known as QUAD countries) as part of the current round of multilateral trade negotiations.
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