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44 Students Successfully Defend MSc Theses in the Lund accredited MSc in international trade policy and Trade Law, and the Esami accredited Masters in international trade policy and trade law Ahead of the 2024 Graduation The Trade Policy Training Centre in Africa (trapca) proudly celebrates an incredible milestone as 39 students from 24 African countries...
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Trade agreements are vital tools for reducing barriers like tariffs and quotas, opening up markets, attracting investments, and fostering economic growth. But negotiating these agreements is no easy feat—it requires diplomacy, strategy, and in-depth knowledge of international trade. Our MSc International #TradePolicy and Trade Law program course, TRP 510, currently underway in Arusha, Tanzania, with...
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We were honoured to host a distinguished delegation from the Embassy of Sweden in Tanzania, SIDA HQ and the Swedish Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The visit aimed to deepen understanding of the Centre’s programs and initiatives, which have been instrumental in shaping Africa’s trade landscape and explore options for upscaling them. Since its inception in...
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Another Winning Week at trapca! We’re excited to have facilitated training for public officials on the AfCFTA Protocol on Intellectual Property Rights and Protocol on Investment. This week, we emphasised the crucial role of domesticating and aligning domestic regulations to effectively implement the AfCFTA agreement and its specific protocols. We also held a workshop for...
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The Trade Policy Training Centre in Africa (trapca) recently concluded a series of awareness workshops across Malawi. These workshops, held in Mzuzu, Lilongwe, and Blantyre, targeted key stakeholders from academia, the business community, and the media. They focused on the importance of digital trade and the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) Digital Trade Protocol...
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MALAWI ON AFCFTA TRACK Regional trade experts say the country is on the right path towards satisfying provisions in the Africa Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) Digital Trade Protocol. The remarks by Thokozani Ngwira, Trade Law Expert from the ESAMI- Trade Policy Training Centre in Africa (TRAPCA), have been made during the training workshop for...
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As Trade and Environment Week is underway, giving insights on how to promote a trade-oriented action agenda on sustainability, we are taking a chance to reflect at ESAMI-trapca. The intersection of trade and the environment has become increasingly critical in recent years, with growing recognition of global commerce’s impact on the planet. This heightened awareness...
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Mogadishu, Somalia – Somalia recently concluded a training program focused on customs modernization and trade facilitation, marking a significant step towards its integration into the global trading system and accession to the World Trade Organization (WTO). The program, facilitated by ESAMI-trapca in partnership with the Enhanced Integrated Framework (EIF), equipped Somali officials with the expertise...
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Africa’s potential for trade-led growth is immense, but to unlock this potential fully, we must bridge existing capacity gaps across the continent. At ESAMI-trapca, we recognise that a collaborative, all-hands-on-deck approach is essential for Africa to thrive in the global marketplace. We were thrilled to engage with the National Board of Trade, Sweden, in discussions...
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As Ethiopia continues on the complex journey towards accession to the World Trade Organization (WTO), the importance of informed decision-making in trade policy cannot be overstated. Recognising this, ESAMI-trapca, with valuable support from Cowater International, recently conducted an advanced training program on statistical and econometric analysis for trade policy. The program was designed to empower...
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