The EAC Development Strategy 2001-2005 is a systematic way of charting out action towards achieving the goals of regional integration in the EAC. The broad goal of the EAC is to widen and deepen Co-operation among Partner States in political, economic, social and cultural fields, research and technology, defence, security and legal and judicial affairs for their mutual benefits. The vision of regional integration in East Africa is to create wealth, raise the living standards of all people of East Africa and enhance international competitiveness of the region. These will be achieved through increased production, trade and investments into the region. The Strategy contains 4 Chapters respectively referring to Introduction (1); Review of the EAC Development Strategy (1997-2000) (2); East African Community Treaty (3); and The EAC Development Strategy (2001-2005)(4). The text has one Attachment.
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