Author: Patrick Anam
Patrick Anam is International Trade Policy and Trade Law Expert based in Nairobi, Kenya. He focuses on trade law and trade policy analysis, regional integration, and supporting developing countries, particularly in Africa, in developing national and sectoral trade and diversification strategies/policies and development plans. You can read more about his work in his blog www.patrickanam.com. Patrick can be reached through email: songianam@gmail.com, Twitter: @songinam, WeChat: Patrick_Anam, and LinkedIn: Patrick Anam
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