Guidelines for Integrating Data Provisions in Protocols on Digital Trade
Guidelines for Integrating Data Provisions in Protocols on Digital Trade
The African Guidelines on Integrating Data Provisions in Digital Trade Protocols are part of the broader framework established by the AfCFTA Digital Trade Protocol (DTP), which aims to facilitate digital trade across African Union member states. These guidelines focus on harmonizing data governance practices to ensure that digital trade is secure, inclusive, and beneficial for all African nations.
These Guidelines were endorsed by the 44th Ordinary Session of the Executive Council held in February 2024 and they are in line with the AU Data Policy Framework endorsed by the AU Summit in February 2022.
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