Sommet de l’Union africaine à Nouakchott : La lutte contre la corruption à l’ordre du jour

Ah !! La corruption ?? Le Champion de la corruption est justement parmi les invités du sommet. Il porte un boubou bazin blanc. C'est un homme qui se dit bourgeois dans un des pays les plus pauvres du monde. Il faut lui demander son avis sur la corruption, c'est un expert en la matière. Lui et sa famille vie de cette corruption depuis 5 ans.

LHomme Faust 2 Juil 2018 at 20:56 "Que fait le Colon Macron à un Sommet des Africains? Les Africains veulent-ils rester des eternels enfants?" Les pays francofous sont ceux qui continuent à inviter et à soutenir la franSS dans leur propre domination! Les pays francofous ont des bases militaires français, leurs politiques sont soumises aux intérêts de la franSS eau détriment des intérêts de leur propre peuples, leur monnaie est une monnaie de singe qui appartient à la franSS: le franc des colonies franSSaises d'afique.... Les pays francofous sont toujours esclaves de la franSS.. Je rappelle que dans une trentaine d'années, nos pays francofous toujours aussi sales, auront 100 ans, un siècle: un siècle de domination, un siècle de régression, un siècle humiliation, un sicèle de francofolisme...

The unforeseen Consequences of the Continental African Free Trade Area.Proposals for strengthening the African economic integration process. Louis Sangare Introduction African countries have established a Continental Free Trade Area (CFTA) to boost inter-country and inter- regional trade within the continent. However, this Economic Partnership Agreements (EPAs) between African States and European Union, appear to facilitate the easy importation of goods from the EU member countries, and drive profits away from small and much less efficient African producers to cheaper European imports. Hence, far from encouraging African production, the CFTA unintentionally jeopardizes the continent’s economic well-being and future economic growth. The importation of European products into Africa is favorable under two circumstances: a) When these products do not compete domestically with the products of African countries, there is no negative effect on the economic integration process. b) When they have competitive prices, these EU products contribute to economic welfare gains. But when they are cheap goods exported by EU traders, they can undermine African local production or displace more competitive producers in other parts of the world market. One significant concern that must not be overlooked is how the Economic Partnership Agreements (EPAs) between the EU and African countries will affect the outcomes of the CFTA in promoting intra-African trade. Under the EU’s Economic Partnership Agreements (EPAs), regional groupings of African countries and EU member States offer reciprocal trade preferences to each other. This opening up of the markets of small, inefficient African economies to EU exports will displace domestic production and generate adverse effects. It will also result in a loss of revenue for ACP countries due to the elimination of tariffs on EU imports. The main objectives of regional economic integration are: increasing inter-country trade, the expansion of the size of regional markets, and attracting foreign direct investment to these larger trading entities. However, since the EU is more competitive, the integration of small African countries with larger developed EU nations will promote a beneficial trade creation in favor of the European Union. Because CFTA countries can import goods more cheaply from more efficient extra regional suppliers than they can from their own inefficient manufacturers, there will be trade diversion in favor of the EU, leading to welfare losses for African countries. The long term adverse effects will be even more destructive for Africa. 1-The Potential Impact of the Continental Free Trade Area on Africa’s Integration and Development Prospects Given the large spectrum of production of EU countries, a broad array of European goods, ranging from cereals and livestock to metal products and transport equipment, will have access to the African markets. The production and trade capacities of EU and African nations are totally asymmetric. For example, while 20% EU exports go to eastern and southern African countries, these countries account for only 0.1% of total European imports. West Africa account for 0.5% of European imports. European exports comprise mainly manufacture items, capital goods, fuels, and foods stuffs, while African exports are confined to a narrow range of primary products. Due to this disparity, EPAs based on reciprocity, with their ensuing tariff cuts would benefit the EU. Its export gains would exceed by far any gains Africa could potentially make. In terms of the economic integration process, EPAs would lead to trade diversion from Africa, with adverse effects on intra-African commerce. Their impact on African countries’ real income would be negative due to the significant decline in tariff revenues. The importation of goods from the EU would increase dramatically, while African exports to the EU would only increase slightly. The lack of coordination of EPA provisions within the African Union’s economic space could jeopardize the adoption of the EU’s Common External Tariff, (CET), which could derail the African economic integration process. Unilateral preferences discourage food self-sufficiency in Africa, slow down the pace of diversification, and distort or dislocate fragile industrial structures. The high trade costs due to lack of heavy transport systems could make imported goods even more expensive and nullify the gains of African countries. Reducing trade barriers in favor of the more developed EU member countries across all the territories of the African Union, even though these countries are more developed competitors, will result in slower economic growth in Africa. Indeed, the past economic relations between Africa and the EU attest to the poor effect of aid on economic prosperity and the neglect of critical sector development, such as manufacturing, heavy transport systems, constructing a regional industrial base, and

Que fait le Colon Macron à un Sommet des Africains? Les Africains veulent-ils rester des eternels enfants? LHomme Faust Boston, MA. USA.

Mes felicitations au president mauritanien Mohamed Ould Abdel Aziz et au Vaillant peuple mauritanien pour avoir releve' le defi en organisant le sommet de l'Union Africaine a' Nouakchott. Pour ceux qui ne le savent pas, le premier conseil des ministres en Mauritanie a eu lieu sous une tente. La capitale de la Mauritanie etait Saint Louis du Senegal. L'un des premiers grands projets du premier president mauritanien AL MARHOUM Moctar Ould Dadah, etait de creer une nouvelle capitale pour la nouvelle republique. L'organisation de ce sommet a' Nouakchott est une preuve concrete qu'a' Vaillant Coeur rien d'impossible. La Mauritanie a Presque la meme superficie que le Mali avec une population totale de 3 millions d'habitants. 90% de son territoire se trouve dans le desert. L'Homme mauritanien est le resultat des conditions climatiques difficiles. La devise de la Mauritanie est Honneur, Fraternite' et Dignite'. Le mauritanien est digne, fraternal, courageux et ferme. Il est aussi multicultural. Le mauritanien peut facilement appeler le Mali, le Senegal, le Maroc ou l'Algerie sa seconde patrie car il a des relations de sang, d'histoire et de cultures avec tous les pays cite's plus haut. President Ibrahim Boubacar Keita, le conseil de frere que J'ai pour vous, est de toujours comprendre que le president mauritanien reste un ami du peuple malien quelqu'un soit la situation. Destabiliser le Mali est l'equivalent de destabilizer la zone la plus peuple'e de la Mauritanie! La Mauritanie veut un Mali stable, pacifique, securise' et developpe'!!!! Au president Mohamed Ould Abdel Aziz et au peuple mauritanien je dis: CHOUKRAN LEKOUM!!!! Au defunt president Moctar Ould Dadah qui etait egalement l'un des peres fondateurs de l'OUA, je dis: Votre reve est devenu une realite'!!!! La Mauritanie continue a' jouer son role de trait d'union entre le monde noir et le monde blanc et votre bebe Nouakchott a attaint l'age de la maturite', Nouakchott a reussi son coup de maître en accueillant les dirigeants du continent africains pour un sommet de l'UA!!!