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]]> priscillalucy575 https://trapca.org/atppn/forum/possible-implications-of-kenya-usa-fta/crypto-scam-recovery-how-digital-tech-guard-recovery-team-can-help/ 1. Discuss the implications of a potential US- Kenya Free Trade Area rules of origin on EAC cross border production of processed agricultural goods bound for the US market. https://trapca.org/atppn/forum/possible-implications-of-kenya-usa-fta/1-discuss-the-implications-of-a-potential-us-kenya-free-trade-area-rules-of-origin-on-eac-cross-border-production-of-processed-agricultural-goods-bound-for-the-us-market/ Tue, 11 Aug 2020 16:27:57 +0000 In the area of rules of origin, the US, among others considers that the outcome of negotiations with Kenya must result in:

  • Rules of origin that ensure that the benefits of the Agreement go to products genuinely made in the United States and Kenya.
  • The rules of origin incentivise production in the territory of the Parties.

The US consideration above may be interpreted to imply that it considers Kenya a customs territory independent from EAC customs area. Consequently, the Kenyan export products to benefit from preferential market access in the US will be only those originating in Kenya.

However, it must be noted that GATT Article 24 provides exceptions, under strict conditions, to the extension of most favoured nation (MFN) treatment to third parties that are not members of existing customs unions and free trade areas.

]]> ATPPN https://trapca.org/atppn/forum/possible-implications-of-kenya-usa-fta/1-discuss-the-implications-of-a-potential-us-kenya-free-trade-area-rules-of-origin-on-eac-cross-border-production-of-processed-agricultural-goods-bound-for-the-us-market/ 2. What in your view are some advantages or disadvantages of trading in biotechnological agricultural goods in the context of food security and in relation to developing supply capacity domestic markets in the context of Kenya? https://trapca.org/atppn/forum/possible-implications-of-kenya-usa-fta/2-what-in-your-view-are-some-advantages-or-disadvantages-of-trading-in-biotechnological-agricultural-goods-in-the-context-of-food-security-and-in-relation-to-developing-supply-capacity-domestic-marke/ Tue, 11 Aug 2020 16:27:09 +0000 With respect to agricultural goods, the US in its stated objectives considers that a resulting agreement from its negotiations with Kenya must establish specific commitments for trade in products developed through agricultural biotechnologies. Biotechnological goods have been subject to strenuous debates and some jurisdictions such as Europe have resisted trade in such products.

]]> ATPPN https://trapca.org/atppn/forum/possible-implications-of-kenya-usa-fta/2-what-in-your-view-are-some-advantages-or-disadvantages-of-trading-in-biotechnological-agricultural-goods-in-the-context-of-food-security-and-in-relation-to-developing-supply-capacity-domestic-marke/ 3. Taking into account questions 1 and 2 above, in your view what could be the possible implications of the Kenya – US Free Trade Agreement on Africa’s regional economic integration, particularly in respect of agricultural markets and existing free t... https://trapca.org/atppn/forum/possible-implications-of-kenya-usa-fta/3-taking-into-account-questions-1-and-2-above-in-your-view-what-could-be-the-possible-implications-of-the-kenya-us-free-trade-agreement-on-africas-regional-economic-integration-p/ Tue, 11 Aug 2020 16:26:30 +0000 According to the US’ negotiation objectives, its main objective “… is to conclude an agreement with Kenya that can serve as a model for additional agreements in Africa, leading to a network of agreements that contribute to Africa’s regional integration objectives.”

]]> ATPPN https://trapca.org/atppn/forum/possible-implications-of-kenya-usa-fta/3-taking-into-account-questions-1-and-2-above-in-your-view-what-could-be-the-possible-implications-of-the-kenya-us-free-trade-agreement-on-africas-regional-economic-integration-p/ What will it take for African countries to overcome regulatory barriers that necessitate regulatory cooperation? https://trapca.org/atppn/forum/17th-25th-june-2020/what-will-it-take-for-african-countries-to-overcome-regulatory-barriers-that-necessitate-regulatory-cooperation-2/ Wed, 17 Jun 2020 11:52:25 +0000 What will it take for African countries to overcome regulatory barriers that necessitate regulatory cooperation?

]]> ATPPN https://trapca.org/atppn/forum/17th-25th-june-2020/what-will-it-take-for-african-countries-to-overcome-regulatory-barriers-that-necessitate-regulatory-cooperation-2/ Are the best practices that African countries may consider, both from regional and experiences from other parts of the world in the implementation of AfCFTA? https://trapca.org/atppn/forum/17th-25th-june-2020/are-the-best-practices-that-african-countries-may-consider-both-from-regional-and-experiences-from-other-parts-of-the-world-in-the-implementation-of-afcfta/ Wed, 17 Jun 2020 07:22:13 +0000 Dear Esteemed members, between 17th and 25th we shall; be discussing this question.

]]> ATPPN https://trapca.org/atppn/forum/17th-25th-june-2020/are-the-best-practices-that-african-countries-may-consider-both-from-regional-and-experiences-from-other-parts-of-the-world-in-the-implementation-of-afcfta/ 3-4 June 2020 Forum https://trapca.org/atppn/forum/3-4-june-2020-forum-on-sps/3-4-june-2020-forum/ Tue, 02 Jun 2020 17:13:48 +0000 International regulatory cooperation (IRC) is an integral part of good regulatory practices in today’s globalized world. This is key given that regulatory heterogeneity and associated costs may be justified by domestic public policy priorities and reflect variations in domestic conditions and preferences.
This implies that there are legitimate reasons why countries adopt regulations that are different, one from another due to among others varying perceptions of risk, income levels, cultures, or political and legal systems, or practical differences in national situations (e.g. geographical, climatic, infrastructural, technological) and capacity.  The SPS Agreements at the multilateral and regional levels take this into account and provide flexibility for countries and customs territories to self determine their own legitimate objectives and appropriate levels of sanitary or phytosanitary protection. However, in some cases, the costs that arise from such self-determination may be the result of rule-making processes working in isolation without sufficient consideration for the regional or international environment. In this context,
 it is likely that some of the trade costs of regulatory heterogeneity are avoidable without compromising the quality of regulatory protection.  (See: OECD/WTO (2019) “Facilitating trade through regulatory cooperation: The case of the WTO’s TBT/SPS Agreements and Committees”, WTO, Geneva/OECD Publishing, Paris.)

Taking the above assertion into account, and the fact that despite increasing number of FTAs in Africa the intra-Africa trade in agricultural products remains extremely low discussions among policy makers, negotiators, enforcers of regulations and the private sector are necessary to establish how regulatory cooperation may be used to foster increased intra-Africa trade.

In this context, over the next five days from today, we are invited to discuss three sets of questions. During the first two days(3-4 June 2020) the we will    consider the following question:

In view of the context provided above, what are the challenges countries face in the area of SPS related regulatory cooperation in the context of African economic integration, particularly in areas where regulatory heterogeneity frustrate objectives of the African FTAs and customs unions?  

]]> Thokozanij https://trapca.org/atppn/forum/3-4-june-2020-forum-on-sps/3-4-june-2020-forum/ SPS and Intra-African Trade https://trapca.org/atppn/forum/main-forum/sps-and-intra-african-trade/ Mon, 02 Mar 2020 06:29:32 +0000 International regulatory cooperation (IRC) is an integral part of good regulatory practices in today’s globalized world. This is key given that regulatory heterogeneity and associated costs may be justified by domestic public policy priorities and reflect variations in domestic conditions and preferences.
This implies that there are legitimate reasons why countries adopt regulations that are different, one from another due to among others varying perceptions of risk, income levels, cultures, or political and legal systems, or practical differences in national situations (e.g. geographical, climatic, infrastructural, technological) and capacity.  The SPS Agreements at the multilateral and regional levels take this into account and provide flexibility for countries and customs territories to self determine their own legitimate objectives and appropriate levels of sanitary or phytosanitary protection. However, in some cases, the costs that arise from such self-determination may be the result of rule-making processes working in isolation without sufficient consideration for the regional or international environment. In this context,
 it is likely that some of the trade costs of regulatory heterogeneity are avoidable without compromising the quality of regulatory protection.  (See: OECD/WTO (2019) “Facilitating trade through regulatory cooperation: The case of the WTO’s TBT/SPS Agreements and Committees”, WTO, Geneva/OECD Publishing, Paris.)

Taking the above assertion into account, and the fact that despite increasing number of FTAs in Africa the intra-Africa trade in agricultural products remains extremely low discussions among policy makers, negotiators, enforcers of regulations and the private sector are necessary to establish how regulatory cooperation may be used to foster increased intra-Africa trade.

In this context, over the next five days from today, we are invited to discuss the following:

 

  1. What are challenges countries face in the area of SPS related regulatory cooperation in the context of African economic integration, particularly in areas where regulatory heterogeneity frustrate objectives of the African FTAs and customs unions?  

 

  1. What will it take for African countries to overcome regulatory barriers that necessitate regulatory cooperation?  

 

  1. Are the best practices that African countries may consider, both from regional and experiences from other parts of the world in the implementation of AfCFTA?
]]> Thokozanij https://trapca.org/atppn/forum/main-forum/sps-and-intra-african-trade/ How has agriculture trasformed Africa? https://trapca.org/atppn/forum/main-forum/how-has-agriculture-trasformed-africa/ Thu, 17 Oct 2019 10:02:45 +0000 How has agriculture transformed Africa?

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