This collection of papers discusses Africa's trade relations with the European Community after 1992. The authors aimed to analyze how Europe's policies affected African countries economically. They covered topics like European Union trade policies, African exports to Europe, and issues in manufacturing and services. The papers were prepared for a seminar to explore the impact of the European Community on Africa post-1992. The findings emphasize the importance of understanding and navigating commercial policies and trade agreements for economic development in Africa, especially in sectors like agriculture and manufacturing. The authors highlight the significance of international trade relationships for both regions' growth and cooperation.