The director-general of the World Trade Organisation, Pascal Lamy, tells 'This is Africa' why he is optimistic about Africa's trade prospects, especially in agriculture.
The Director-General of the World Trade Organisation, Pascal Lamy, tells This is Africa why he is optimistic about Africa's trade prospects, especially in agriculture, and calls for a new approach to global trade deals after Doha.
Not until tyrants like President Paul Biya of Cameroun and Al-Bashir of
Sudan are deposed, Africa can never progress. These dictators are greatest
barrier to Regional trade. As Al-Bashir is imposing death penalty on
traders across the S-Sudan borders, Paul Biya prohibits infrastructural
development in S-West Cameroun to hinder trade with Nigeria. During Ahmadou
Ahidjo's era Cameroun was the regional power in the UDEAC zone but old age
and the blood of opposition politicians killed have damaged Paul Biya's
brain and render him incapable of maintaining the leadership. Cameroun
needs a Charismatic youth president to boost regional trade and creat job
and wealth to the entire region
Focus On: World Trade Leader Optimistic on Africa's Prospects
, Fri 18 May, 08:44 am 2012
The director-general of the World Trade Organisation, Pascal Lamy, tells 'This is Africa' why he is optimistic about Africa's trade prospects, especially in agriculture.
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This is Africa, 18 May 2012
The Director-General of the World Trade Organisation, Pascal Lamy, tells This is Africa why he is optimistic about Africa's trade prospects, especially in agriculture, and calls for a new approach to global trade deals after Doha.
Not until tyrants like President Paul Biya of Cameroun and Al-Bashir of Sudan are deposed, Africa can never progress. These dictators are greatest barrier to Regional trade. As Al-Bashir is imposing death penalty on traders across the S-Sudan borders, Paul Biya prohibits infrastructural development in S-West Cameroun to hinder trade with Nigeria. During Ahmadou Ahidjo's era Cameroun was the regional power in the UDEAC zone but old age and the blood of opposition politicians killed have damaged Paul Biya's brain and render him incapable of maintaining the leadership. Cameroun needs a Charismatic youth president to boost regional trade and creat job and wealth to the entire region