International Economic Law on African Solidarity for Sustainable Industrial Revolution in the African Single Market
Nonfiction, Reference & Language, Law, International
| Author: | Robert K Glah | ISBN: | 9781903519622 |
| Publisher: | Arbitration Tech Uni Publishers | Publication: | November 30, 2016 |
| Imprint: | Arbitration Tech Uni Publishers | Language: | English |
| Author: | Robert K Glah |
| ISBN: | 9781903519622 |
| Publisher: | Arbitration Tech Uni Publishers |
| Publication: | November 30, 2016 |
| Imprint: | Arbitration Tech Uni Publishers |
| Language: | English |
International Economic Law on African Solidarity for Sustainable Industrial Revolution is based on the proven hypothesis that the only sensible belief upon which and the only way to eradicate extreme poverty and aid in Africa is to industrialize in a single economy and market of producers and consumers without barriers, within accelerated three years, under international rule of enforceable law based on detailed study of the Constituent Act of the African Union 2000: a free fish swims better than the fish in the aquarium, a tank; it highlights sustainable development policy for Africa and it offers responses to the challenges and crisis facing the African Union economy and its infrastructure development; it offers public dialogue on the African economy and it helps to develop quality education, enterprise skills, job creation and inform and shape public opinion on the accelerated African Union single window economy and market.
Sustainable development goals to meet the needs of today and tomorrow include, clean energy strategy, value-addition industrialization, public transport, water supply and sanitation, energy efficient buildings, ecosystem based on inherent natural infrastructure, accelerated African single market within three years, quality education and skills, employment creation, extreme poverty and aid eradication in Africa.
The book is a development infrastructure of an asset class to guide public and private sector investments creation in Africa: it is written for use by all men and women, entrepreneurs, policymakers, libraries and students at Senior High Schools, University undergraduates and post-graduate scholars worldwide for holistic understanding of the African economy and its single market infrastructure and to eradicate extreme poverty.
The book is a tool for teaching and learning the transformation of the African economy through culture consciousness and sustainable industrial Revolution. This book resource on the key issues is yours to consult for reference anytime and anywhere.
This groundbreaking book makes fierce and fearless case for single-industrialized African economy without barriers to ensure monumental and phenomenal prosperity in Africa of over one billion population.
International Economic Law on African Solidarity for Sustainable Industrial Revolution is based on the proven hypothesis that the only sensible belief upon which and the only way to eradicate extreme poverty and aid in Africa is to industrialize in a single economy and market of producers and consumers without barriers, within accelerated three years, under international rule of enforceable law based on detailed study of the Constituent Act of the African Union 2000: a free fish swims better than the fish in the aquarium, a tank; it highlights sustainable development policy for Africa and it offers responses to the challenges and crisis facing the African Union economy and its infrastructure development; it offers public dialogue on the African economy and it helps to develop quality education, enterprise skills, job creation and inform and shape public opinion on the accelerated African Union single window economy and market.
Sustainable development goals to meet the needs of today and tomorrow include, clean energy strategy, value-addition industrialization, public transport, water supply and sanitation, energy efficient buildings, ecosystem based on inherent natural infrastructure, accelerated African single market within three years, quality education and skills, employment creation, extreme poverty and aid eradication in Africa.
The book is a development infrastructure of an asset class to guide public and private sector investments creation in Africa: it is written for use by all men and women, entrepreneurs, policymakers, libraries and students at Senior High Schools, University undergraduates and post-graduate scholars worldwide for holistic understanding of the African economy and its single market infrastructure and to eradicate extreme poverty.
The book is a tool for teaching and learning the transformation of the African economy through culture consciousness and sustainable industrial Revolution. This book resource on the key issues is yours to consult for reference anytime and anywhere.
This groundbreaking book makes fierce and fearless case for single-industrialized African economy without barriers to ensure monumental and phenomenal prosperity in Africa of over one billion population.
