Caretaker Trade Minister urges private sector to own AfCFTA agenda

This he believes, will boost Intra-African trade and Africa’s prosperity within the context of the African Union’s Agenda 2063 and continue to work with Governments in achieving its full implementation.

The Caretaker Minister was speaking at a Business and Policy Dialogue, dubbed ‘The Kwahu Summit on Africa’s Prosperity’, organized by The African Prosperity Network (APN) in collaboration with the Presidency and the AfCFTA Secretariat.

Closing on the theme “AfCFTA: From Ambition to Action, Delivering Prosperity Through Continental Trade”, Mr

Jinapor indicated that the quality of presentations, the constructive exchanges, and active participation over the past two days, are clear testimonies of their collective desire to move from ambition to action, and to deliver prosperity through AfCFTA for the “Africa We Want.”

Mr Jinapor who is the substantive Minister for Lands and Natural Resources appreciated the efforts of the African Prosperity Network (APN), led by its Executive Director, Dr

Eugene Owusu, and all other partners, particularly the Secretariat of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), led by its distinguished Secretary-General, H.E

The event brought together Ministers of State, Members of Parliament, Representatives of Regional Economic Communities, Business Executives and Associates, Technocrats, Women, Young Entrepreneurs, Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) and the media, to dialogue and proffer actionable solutions to boost Intra-African trade and Africa’s prosperity within the context of the African Union’s Agenda 2063.