AfCFTA Protocol on Trade in Goods

Target entity: AfCFTA Protocol on Trade in Goods
Context triple: [Council of Ministers responsible for Trade of the AfCFTA, legalBasis, AfCFTA Protocol on Trade in Goods]

• A. African Continental Free Trade Area
  The African Continental Free Trade Area is a pan-African trade bloc aimed at creating a single continental market to boost intra-African trade, economic integration, and development across African Union member states.
• B. Customs Union Protocol of the East African Community
  The Customs Union Protocol of the East African Community is a foundational regional agreement that establishes a common external tariff and free trade area among member states to promote economic integration and cross-border trade.
• C. Common Market Protocol of the East African Community
  The Common Market Protocol of the East African Community is a key regional agreement that establishes the free movement of goods, persons, services, labor, and capital among EAC member states to deepen economic integration.
• D. Council of Ministers responsible for Trade of the AfCFTA
  The Council of Ministers responsible for Trade of the AfCFTA is the high-level decision-making body of the African Continental Free Trade Area that oversees implementation of its trade agreements and provides policy guidance to its institutions.
• E. AfCFTA Secretariat
  The AfCFTA Secretariat is the administrative and coordinating body responsible for implementing and overseeing the African Continental Free Trade Area agreement across member states.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: AfCFTA Protocol on Trade in Goods
Target entity description: The AfCFTA Protocol on Trade in Goods is a core legal instrument of the African Continental Free Trade Area that sets the rules for liberalizing and regulating trade in physical products among member states.

• A. African Continental Free Trade Area
  The African Continental Free Trade Area is a pan-African trade bloc aimed at creating a single continental market to boost intra-African trade, economic integration, and development across African Union member states.
• B. Customs Union Protocol of the East African Community
  The Customs Union Protocol of the East African Community is a foundational regional agreement that establishes a common external tariff and free trade area among member states to promote economic integration and cross-border trade.
• C. Common Market Protocol of the East African Community
  The Common Market Protocol of the East African Community is a key regional agreement that establishes the free movement of goods, persons, services, labor, and capital among EAC member states to deepen economic integration.
• D. Council of Ministers responsible for Trade of the AfCFTA
  The Council of Ministers responsible for Trade of the AfCFTA is the high-level decision-making body of the African Continental Free Trade Area that oversees implementation of its trade agreements and provides policy guidance to its institutions.
• E. AfCFTA Secretariat
  The AfCFTA Secretariat is the administrative and coordinating body responsible for implementing and overseeing the African Continental Free Trade Area agreement across member states.
• F. None of above. chosen