In response to the potential economic implications of the Protocol and the digital trade challenges identified in Ghana, certain measures can be adopted to increase the economic benefits of the Protocol. [...] The graph indicates that the sector's value and share of the economy have moved in tandem over the years, suggesting that the growth in ICT owes not only to the growth of the overall economy but also to the increasing importance and expansion of the sector itself. [...] This information includes the full name and legal status of the business, the physical address, the phone and email contact, membership of any regulatory body, a 21 ODI Report sufficient description of the main characteristics of products and services, the total price of products and services, and the manner of payment. [...] • Tap on existing mechanisms and frameworks such as GPH’s Digital Trade Framework and the ODI/GPH Framework to assess the impact of the AfCFTA Protocol for a step-by-step guide on the core elements required to implement and roll out digital trade and digital transformation that is sustainable and implementable. [...] Table 5 Private and public sector perspectives on the AfCFTA and the Protocol on Digital Trade Government/regulatory bodies: Business community/private sector The Ministry of Communications and and industry groups: Digitalisation and the Postal and Ghanaian businesses, especially SMEs Courier Services Regulatory and start-ups, view the AfCFTA as a Commission (PCSRC) have shown gateway to new marke.
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