Joint work on the ECOWAS Trade Liberalization Scheme, the ETLS certification process and regional customs coordination.
Partnerships that move the region forward.
Bilateral institutions, regional bodies and technical partners co-invest with the alliance on trade facilitation and corridor reform across West Africa.
Institutions we work with, formally.
Each partnership is anchored in a formal cooperation framework and delivers measurable outputs on the corridor.
What our partnerships deliver.
Three examples of what co-invested programs look like in practice.
Long-standing support to the Borderless Corridor Observatory, capacity-building programs and Trade Week convenings.
Technical cooperation on transport corridor reform, axle-load harmonization and cross-border digitalization.
Support to logistics capacity building and regional transport observatories in coastal states.
Analytical partnership on regional trade costs and non-tariff barrier measurement across ECOWAS.
Programmatic support to private-sector development and trade facilitation reforms across the region.