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Africa is the second-largest continent in the world, yet the economy of most African countries should be characterized as underdeveloped. In 2016, the overall GDP of Africa was as low as 1.5% [24], while the GDP per capita was the lowest among all continents (USD 1,809). Some exceptions to the above rule are the cases of the North and South African regions, where one can observe diversified production. Despite numerous challenges, such as terrorism, drought and pandemics, many African countries, especially those located in the sub-Saharan region, focus on upgrading their economies by implementing adequate policies intended to stimulate retail trade, transport, telecommunications and production. Owing to such efforts, the average GDP growth in the decade 2004-2015 equated to about 5% [7], although 2016 saw an economic slump in Africa, mainly in countries strongly dependent on the export of minerals and energyproducing raw materials, where the value of this kind of export was conditioned by prices in

Economic and transport aspects of the African Union