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The African Alliance for e-Commerce is a framework for exchange and sharing on trade facilitation

The African Alliance for e-Commerce is a framework for exchange and sharing on trade facilitation. It aims to promote the concept of national and regional single window in compliance with recommendations of international institutions.

David Ngarama

President of AACE October 2022 to the present day (Kenya)

Director General of Kenya Trade Network Agency since 2022, David Ngarama has over 20 years of experience in public sector operations…

Amos S. Wangora

President of AACE March 2022-October 2022 (Kenya)

Director General of Kenya Trade Network Agency 2015-2022, he has over Twenty Five years work experience in the Trade and Logistics sector…

Isidore BIYIHA

President of AACE 2017-2022 (Cameroon)

Director General of GUCE-GIE since its creation in 1999, has thirty years of experience in trade facilitation…

Ibrahima Nour Eddine DIAGNE

President of AACE 2009-2017 (Senegal)

Currently the General Administrator of GAINDE 2000 and President of the African Performance Institute (API) …

It aims to promote the concept of national and regional single window in compliance with recommendations of international institutions. Single window boosts development of inter and intra regional trade in Africa; business are more competitive and ready to meet challenges of globalization :

African Alliance for e-Commerce purpose:

establish a structure facilitating dialogue and cooperation among members, within organisms and structures willing to adhere to the Alliance;
define common objectives on the stakes of electronic business in general and Single Windows in particular;
set up a platform of exchange of Single Window experiences in Africa in a bid to enable countries of the region to have a reference framework;
establish a framework of competence to help African countries in the development of their Single Window projects;
set up a framework of sharing of resources and skills to facilitate the establishment of regional Single Windows;
contribute to Africa’s representation in international forums and contribute to the development of the concept at global level, but mainly within Africa;
apply international standards and norms relative to the establishment of Single Windows and promote them in Africa in a move to ensure interoperability with the other regions of the world without substantial efforts;
promote regional and inter-regional Single Windows in Africa;
be a focal point for development partners and international institutions interested in promoting Single Windows in Africa;
develop closer working relations among members of the Alliance.

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