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EU is already Ghana’s biggest market for its agricultural products totally over €5.5bn (EU, 2017). So, this agreement was initialled in 2007 and approved in EU parliament in December 2016 as an initial framework towards a fully-fledged EPA. Both parties developed and signed it as a steppingstone to safeguard their economic interest to avoid the risk of the WTO getting a compatible agreement to replace the Cotonou agreement when it expires. The objectives of the iEPA were: to allow Ghana gain an enhanced market access to the EU without disruption after the expiration of the Cotonou agreement; use it as the starting point to negotiate a full EPA; Help Ghana integrate into the world economy harmoniously without compromising on Ghana’s political and developmental choices and priorities; and
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