SEATINI marks 30 years of fighting for Africa’s pl
The Southern and Eastern Africa Trade Information and Negotiations Institute (SEATINI) celebrated its 30th anniversary in Kampala. Government officials, including Minister Rebecca Kadaga, urged the organization to support the push for a common East African currency and deeper regional integration.
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SEATINI plays a critical role in shaping trade policy across Africa, and its alignment with government agendas on regional integration could significantly impact the continent's economic future.
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SEATINI marks 30 years of fighting for Africa’s place in global trade
Kadaga thanked SEATINI for advocating for favourable trade policies for the continent.
SEATINI commemorates 30 years of championing Africa's interests in global trade. (Courtesy)
The Southern and Eastern Africa Trade Information and Negotiations Institute (SEATINI) marked its 30th anniversary on July 29, with government officials, board members and staff looking back at an organisation that has grown from a modest idea into one of the continent's most persistent voices on trade justice.
The celebration, held at Kampala Serena Hotel, brought together current and former SEATINI leadership, government representatives and partners for an evening that mixed reflection with a renewed push for the institute's next chapter, among them a common African currency and deeper regional integration.
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