Category: eCOMESA Newsletter

eComesa Newsletter Issue No. 640

29/09/2020

eCOMESA Newsletter Issue 640

eCOMESA Newsletter Issue 639

22/09/2020

eCOMESA Newsletter Issue 639- Final review

e-COMESA Newsletter Issue 638

14/09/2020

In this Edition COMESA Launches Mobile App to Facilitate Operations of the Regional Customs Transit Scheme  FEMCOM Adopts New Name, Appoints New Board  Zambian SMEs Receive Capacity Building Support from COMESA Business Council Eswatini has Developed Trade Facilitation Instruments for Small Scale Border Traders Follow the Link  to Read More:e-COMESA Newsletter 638

e-COMESA Newsletter 637

08/09/2020

e-COMESA Newsletter 637

e-COMESA Newsletter 636

29/08/2020

e-COMESA Newsletter 636

e-COMESA Newsletter 635

22/08/2020

In this Edition; Zambia Toasts SG Kapwepwe for Being Named Among 100 Influential African Women COMESA-EAC-SADC Develop Electronic Corridor Trip Monitoring System Lack of Proper Measurement Equipment in MS Affecting Trade COMESA continues to support Eswatini Women Incubators during COVID-19 Download: e-comesa newsletter 635

COMESA continues to support Eswatini Women Incubators during COVID-19

22/08/2020

COMESA through the Federation of National Associations of Women in Business in Eastern and Southern Africa (FEMCOM), has continued to support women entrepreneurs in the region in various sectors through the BIAWE Project Business Incubation Model. Eswatini is one of the Member States that has benefited from the funding through its FEMCOM chapter and has…
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e-COMESA Newsletter Issue No. 634

17/08/2020

In this Edition 50 Million African Women Speak platform (50MAWSP) National Launches Planned in 14 Member States Great Lakes Trade Facilitation Project Extended to end of 2021 Women in Burundi Empowered to Produce Good Quality Textile Follow the Link to Read More: https://www.comesa.int/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/e-comesa-newsletter-634.pdf    

eCOMESA Newsletter Issue No. 633

08/08/2020

In this Edition COMESA Ministers Adopt COVID-19 Food Security and Nutrition Plan Improved Seed Trade will Unlock Regional Food Security COMESA Sugar Safeguard for Kenya is Paying-Off FEMCOM Supporting Eritrean Women Farmers Tackle COVID-19 Challenges through Agriculture Business Sector Calls for Digital Inclusiveness and Enterprise Competitiveness in Cross-Border Trade Follow the Link  to Read More:…
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