WAEMU
West African Economic and Monetary Union
Customs and monetary union: common external tariff, free movement of originating products, harmonised rules.
Economic intelligence division
Identifying a market, finding a buyer or a partner, checking access conditions, organising the relationship and following it through to the deal: we connect economic operators, in Senegal and internationally.


01Our approach
Economic intelligence is an organised process of researching, qualifying, analysing and using economic, commercial, regulatory and institutional information, in compliance with the law and with ethics. Its purpose: to turn information into decisions and actions.
The information cycle
Public information, institutional databases, statistics, tenders, trade fairs, professional networks and feedback from the field.
Check the source, date, reliability, relevance and legal status of the information.
Turn data into trends, risks, opportunities and recommendations.
Deliver the information to the right decision-maker, at the right time, in a usable format.
Trigger prospecting, a business introduction, a negotiation or a representation mission.
02Our services
Business matchmaking, market intelligence and representation: choose one service or combine them to suit your project.
03Regional integration and international trade
A trade agreement is more than a legal text. For each product and each market, we use it to answer five questions:
Agreements and areas we monitor
West African Economic and Monetary Union
Customs and monetary union: common external tariff, free movement of originating products, harmonised rules.
West African regional market
Trade Liberalisation Scheme, rules of origin, customs procedures and prospecting in member states.
African continental market
Analysis by product and by market: tariff offers, rules of origin, non-tariff measures, services and investment.
Access to the European market
Applicable duties, rules of origin, standards, sanitary measures and labelling, identification of European buyers.
Multilateral framework
Monitoring of trade policies, tariff and non-tariff measures and notifications: a reference source for verification.
Indian Ocean, East and Southern Africa
Prospecting and monitoring through our partners in the Comoros, Madagascar, Tanzania and Mauritius, members of these regional blocs.
Trade agreements and their implementation evolve. Any analysis intended to support a decision is dated and checked against official sources, and we verify that each agreement applies to the product, country, company and period concerned.
04Ethics

05Our network
From Dakar, we rely on trusted partners to act wherever your business takes you.
A market to explore, a partner to find, a company to represent: tell us about your project.