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Somalia Cabinet Approves Ebola Preparedness; Reviews Trade and Elections

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What happened

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Somalia's cabinet approved measures to prepare for a possible Ebola outbreak and formed a six-ministry committee to coordinate the government's response. The cabinet also reviewed reports on security, elections, and trade during its weekly meeting.

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Why it matters

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As a member state of the East African Community, Somalia participates in regional trade integration. The EAC is actively working to advance regional integration efforts among its member states.

The East African Community is focused on advancing regional integration efforts.

From allafrica.com

Who's involved

  • SomaliaThe sovereign state whose cabinet approved preparedness measures and reviewed trade issues.
  • East African CommunityThe intergovernmental bloc Somalia is a formal member of, involved in regional trade integration.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • UgandaSpeculative

    Uganda might see increased trade volume and reduced border friction within the East African Community.

  • KenyaSpeculative

    Kenya might see reduced trade restrictions and market expansion within the East African Community.

  • TanzaniaSpeculative

    Tanzania might see reduced trade restrictions and market expansion within the East African Community.

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