Implementation of the Abuja treaty : assessment of trade liberalization/ integration schemes and proposals for their harmonization and rationalization within the context of the Abuja treaty

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The objective of the study is to take stock of progress made by major RECs in the
implementation of their respective trade liberalization and integration schemes in terms of content
and timetable for implementation, successes and difficulties encountered. The study is expected
to make concrete proposals in the context of the Abuja Treaty, in particular on coordination,
harmonization and rationalization of frameworks and approaches, based on the experience of the
RECs, to streamline future action in the process of implementing the provisions of the early
*/phases of the Abuja Treaty. The intended consumer;of the report are regional economic
Communities and the Organization of African Unity (OAU), ECA and the African Development
Bank (ADB) through the joint OAU/ECA/ADB secretariat, at their annual forums. The report
may also be presented to other ECA and/or OAU organs as it may deem necessary.
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“United Nations. Economic Commission for Africa (1996). Implementation of the Abuja treaty : assessment of trade liberalization/ integration schemes and proposals for their harmonization and rationalization within the context of the Abuja treaty. Addis Ababa :. © UN. ECA,. https://hdl.handle.net/10855/7283”Collections
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