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EENI Commitment to Africa



EENI Global Business School Commitment to African development

EENI has a deep Commitment to the African Development.

“Africa represents only 3% of world trade. The participation of Africa in world production: 1.5%” (Source: African Union)

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The pillars to develop our commitment to Africa are:

  1. Academic alignment with the principles of the African Union

“The main objective of the Action Plan to stimulate intra-African trade is to achieve the 25% intra-African trade (currently between 10% and 13%) through regional integration” (AU)

  1. Collaborate with intra-African trade growth
  2. Work in close collaboration with the African regional economic communities (CER)
  3. Support the vision of the African Continental Free Trade Area (CFTA)
  4. 2063 Agenda: “the future we want for Africa”
  5. Academic research focused on Africa
  6. African women as the pillar of Africa's socio-economic development
  7. Scholarships for the African Students without resources, disabled people, victims of violence...
  8. Collaboration in the promotion of African companies and products in the world and the Brand “Africa”
  9. Empowerment of the African Languages
  10. Collaborate in the worldwide dissemination of African history, culture and the African Traditional Religions
  11. Develop the concept of “African Dignity”
  12. Foster relationships with the African Diaspora
  13. Program Not to Corruption in African businesses

(Africa) Master International Business

EENI Principle of Racial Harmony

Principle of Racial Harmony (EENI, Kwegyir Aggrey)

African Free-Trade Area

Ahmadou Hampaté Bá “In Africa, when an old man dies, a library burns.”

Ahmadou Hampaté Bá, Malian Historian

Stdents of the Master in International Trade (Burkina Faso)

Trade and Business in Africa (French) Engagement avec l'Afrique Business in Africa (Portuguese) Compromisso com a África Business in Africa (Spanish) Compromiso con África



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