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English: Africa eCommerce Week was organized from 10 to 14 December by UNCTAD, the African Union, the European Union and eTrade for All partners. Held at the United Nations Office at Nairobi and hosted by the Kenyan government, the conference examined ways to enhance the ability of African countries to engage in and benefit from e-commerce and the evolving digital economy. The EAC Trade Facilitation Mini-Ministerial was held on Thursday, 13 December. Photos by Gleestitch Studios
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