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As part of the implementation of EU-Africa trade agreements Joseph Owona Kono, President of Afruibana, a group of African banana producers,
was in Brussels to discuss with MEPs in order to make the market more accessible to African Banana.
He is with us live from Brussels to enlighten us on this initiative.
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