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Beyond military defence: AfCFTA positions economic security at the heart of Africa’s strategic future
  AfCFTA Secretariat engages defence leaders on how intra-African trade, industrialisation and economic integration can strengthen continental resilience, economic sovereignty and sustainable development.
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Beyond military defence: AfCFTA positions economic security at the heart of Africa’s strategic future

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Africa’s long-term security and stability cannot be considered in isolation from its economic resilience, industrial capacity and ability to sustain productive economies.

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