Commodities
At Africa International Trade & Commerce Research, we have team of consultants that source and facilitate the supply of commodities. These can be food crops, cotton....
Read moreTrade Research
Research is crucial to all business areas. With this, efficient planning is needed in order to develop the finest strategies that will deliver the best returns.
Read moreImport and Export
Our Import and Export consultancy service is geared towards providing the unique first class consulting service that will help you have a successful import and export....
Read moreFor centuries, economists have written extensively about buying and selling goods and services across national borders, known as international trade, and how it is the driving force that has modelled nations and organisations’ economic prosperity.
It is now crucial that organisations devise strategies to increase their business activities across Africa to benefit and leverage the economic prosperity and connectivity currently experienced throughout the continent. With the operationalisation of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) agreement, African countries have legal backing to increase trade and investment across the continent for its economic, social and political advancement and diversifying its productivity, technology, science, education, transport, telecommunication, retail, broadband and internet, infrastructure, healthcare and much more. Africa International Trade and Commerce Research offers organisations the opportunity to use our services to engage in business activities across Africa in this era of economic liberalisation.
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Call for Applications: Enumerators – AITCR
Africa International Trade & Commerce Research (AITCR), in partnership with the Africa Centre for International Trade and Development (ACINTaD, Ghana) and AFRIK’ACT Research and Consulting (Togo), is inviting applications for Enumerators. This role forms part of the Making Trade Work for Women (MTWW) in West Africa project, funded by the Government of Canada through Global
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Call for Applications: Trade and Gender Programme Delivery Consultants – AITCR
Africa International Trade & Commerce Research (AITCR), in partnership with the Africa Centre for International Trade and Development (ACINTaD, Ghana) and AFRIK’ACT Research and Consulting (Togo), is inviting applications for Trade and Gender Programme Delivery Consultants. This role forms part of the Making Trade Work for Women (MTWW) in West Africa project, funded by the
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Nigeria’s External Debt and the Urgent Need for Productive Financing Reform
Nigeria’s rising external debt profile has become one of the most critical economic policy discussions in the country today. With total public debt now exceeding ₦152 trillion, concerns are no longer limited to the size of borrowing alone, but increasingly focused on the quality, productivity, and developmental impact of borrowed funds. As economic pressures continue
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Nigeria’s Digital Trade Crossroads: Payments, Identity and the AfCFTA Opportunity
A new report co-produced by Africa International Trade & Commerce Research (AITCR), ODI Global, AfriBorder and Kickoff Africa takes a hard look at where Nigeria stands, and what must change. Nigeria is not short on ambition when it comes to digital trade. In the first half of 2024 alone, the country processed approximately 22 billion
Board Member
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Sand Mba Kalu
Executive DirectorSand Mba Kalu Executive Director Meet Sand, an International Trade Expert with over 15 years of...
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Dr Mark Abani
Board ChairmanDr Mark Abani brings his vast knowledge and experience gained over 30 years in Agriculture, Taxation,...
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Glory Eno Anwanakak
Human Resource & Office ManagerMs. Glory Eno Anwanakak serves as the Human Resource & Office Manager, where she oversees administrative...
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Sunday John
Business Development and Proposal OfficerSunday John is a seasoned Business Development and Proposal Officer with over five years of experience...
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