ECOWAS Preference – Value-Added Share of Electrical Devices

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The value-added share for electrical devices under the ECOWAS preference refers to the proportion of locally produced and processed components that contribute to the manufacturing of electrical devices within the ECOWAS region, enabling access to tariff reductions or other trade-related benefits.

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