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Trade & Growth in Africa
Carl Mossfeldt moderated and spoke at the Sida Development Area workshop on trade and growth in Africa held on 5 December 2007. See the webcast.

Webcast of "A bounded globalization – a new strategic landscape."

Sida Workshop Focus: Trade and Growth in Africa.

Rapid globalization of the economy is resulting in increased direct investments and new trade relations in many African countries. As the "scramble" for African raw material and energy resources is picking up pace, most obvious in China's outreach for Africa, new opportunities arise.

How can this transform into pro-poor growth?




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