Why the United States and Africa Should Lead a Collaborative Rules-Based Approach to Food Security September 16, 2020

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Why the United States and Africa Should Lead a Collaborative Rules-Based Approach to Food Security

September 16, 2020 | Katrin Kuhlmann

There is a unique opportunity for the United States to set a new standard for engagement with Africa on trade, with food security as a natural focal point. And deeper U.S.-African trade ties could pave the way for a global approach on trade and food security.