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Desiderio Consultants Ltd. è una think tank e una rete di consulenti indipendenti esperti in sviluppo internazionale. Siamo specializzati nella promozione e orientamento delle politiche doganali, commerciali e dei trasporti nei paesi africani. Il nostro obiettivo è promuovere riforme politiche e normative che migliorino l'integrazione regionale e rafforzino la partecipazione dell'Africa alle catene di valore regionali e globali.

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Africa’s Growth Imperative: Clearing the Path for Private Sector Development

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Faced with the world’s fastest-growing working-age population—projected to add over 620 million people to its labor force between 2025 and 2050—the continent’s current economic model simply isn’t working. As the October 2025 edition of the World Bank’s Africa’s Pulse highlights, despite strong overall growth projections, Africa is seeing too little conversion of GDP gains into formal, wage-paying jobs. Each year, about 12 million people enter the labor market, yet only 24% of existing jobs are salaried. The result is that most workers remain trapped in low-productivity, informal sectors, limiting the continent’s potential for inclusive growth. On our blog.

New PAFTRAC survey reveals that AfCFTA is advancing by necessity, not by policy

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The 2025 PAFTRAC Africa CEO Trade Survey Report reveals that amid the US protectionist tariffs and disrupted shipping routes, Africa’s top executives are increasingly turning their attention to intra-continental opportunities. The survey’s key message is that global fragmentation is accelerating continental integration, that Africa needs to trade more with itself to build resilience and reduce dependence on volatile external markets. The same shocks that threaten Africa’s access to traditional markets—uncertainty over AGOA renewal and the US’s shifting tariff policies—are strengthening the belief that the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) is the continent’s most important option and vital economic safeguard.

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Beyond Dependency: Preventing Africa’s Economic Recolonization in the New Global Order

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As the global economic center of gravity shifts from West to East, Africa stands at a historic crossroads. The rise of the BRICS+ bloc, led by China and India, has redefined global trade and investment flows, challenging the long-standing dominance of Western economies. As highlighted in an article published today on the North Africa Post, this transformation presents both an unprecedented opportunity and a renewed risk of dependency: an economic recolonization in new forms.

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Despite Trade Tensions, Global Supply Chains Hold Firm... With Sub-Saharan Africa Showing the Highest Gains

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According to the October special update of the 2025 Global Connectedness Tracker produced by DHL and the NYU Stern School of Business, global supply chains have remained remarkably stable despite tariffs, geopolitical frictions, and rising protectionism since the start of 2025. The report finds no significant shift from international to domestic business activity—a clear indication that companies and countries are adapting to global risks rather than retreating from globalization.

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Movement of persons in Africa remains constrained despite progress

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A recent article published on The Conversation observes that despite decades of continental agreements, travel between African countries remains still today difficult, with important economic implications. Legal fragmentation, weak institutional frameworks, security concerns, and limited mutual recognition of documents and qualifications are major barriers to human mobility within the continent. These same obstacles also hinder the movement of goods and services, limiting the economic benefits envisioned under the African Continental Free Trade Agreement (AfCFTA).

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