African Continental Free Trade Area - AfCFTA

The African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA)

A Game Changer for Africa’s Economic Future

What is the AfCFTA?

The African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) is the world’s largest free trade area by the number of participating countries, bringing together 55 member states of the African Union (AU). Established in 2018 and operational since January 2021, AfCFTA aims to create a single market for goods and services across Africa, fostering economic integration and driving sustainable development.

Why is AfCFTA Important for Africa?

Why AfCFTA Matters to the World

Africa is home to over 1.4 billion people, with a fast-growing youth population and abundant natural resources. AfCFTA enables Africa to:

  • Strengthen its global trade position by reducing dependence on raw material exports and focusing on value-added products.
  • Create a resilient supply chain that can mitigate global trade disruptions.
  • Drive innovation by fostering regional industrialization and digital trade.

How Performia Africa Aligns with AfCFTA

Performia Africa’s mission is to empower business owners by building high-performing, ethical teams that drive economic growth. AfCFTA creates the perfect foundation for businesses to thrive across borders, and Performia Africa equips entrepreneurs with the right tools to:

• Navigate cross-border operations efficiently.
• Develop talent that can scale businesses regionally.
• Strengthen business ethics and sustainability.

By aligning with AfCFTA’s vision, Performia Africa contributes to Africa’s economic transformation and the realization of a truly interconnected continent.

Learn more about AfCFTA.