ECA and partners hold policy dialogue on intra-African trade with Addis Ababa's diplomatic community

- formulation of common policies in key sectors leading to sectoral integration: physical integration ( intercon- nection of transport networks ), setting up of xntegrated

7» The Conference adopted a resolution on the establishment and development of a regional African Trade Information System which (i) noted the urgent need to strengthen

(iii) Sxrericnce in international trade relations has shown that the future development prospects of the African countries do net lie in the increased trade with the

t a r ot Labour and Social Afhire ot the Trandtlonal COvernaent: ot Ethiopia,

technology as a means of developing the production capacities particularly of the less developed countries c The common market arrangement should include a provision for transfer

Similarly payments for invisibles to France and other Operation Account countries in the French Franc Area are permitted freely; those to other countries are subject to

Addis Ababa 18 November (ECA) - The African Trade Policy Centre (ATPC) and the ICT and Science & Technology Division (ISTD) of the Economic Commission for Africa (ECA)

The idea of the expansion of intra-African trade based on economic, co operation between member States is still sufficiently new and tender to require careful nurturing - not least