From my experience in Africa, getting the African countries to recognize intellectual property protection, worker rights, standards like we do in the United States, pay attention to corruption and have a more stable environment in which to trade, is the biggest single asset for the African countries to grow and prosper under the next future AGOA agreement.
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Isakson emphasizes the importance of trade standards for African growth.
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