Original sentence: In June 2015, the AGOA was extended for 10 years following contentious debate.In order for African producers and manufacturers to become more fully integrated into supply chain networks, it may be beneficial to consider restructuring U.In part, this is due to a changing trade environment with respect to Africa; for example, intracontinental and intercontinental economic integration have increased significantly.Similarly, following the conclusion of economic partnership agreements (EPAs) between the European Union (EU) and African, Caribbean, and Pacific (ACP) countries, trade ties are shifting from unilateral preferences to reciprocal relations.The United States and sub-Saharan African countries have already discussed potential post-AGOA policy architectures.While the longest extension of AGOA in its history provides tangible trade benefits for African producers, the scheduled expiration in 2025 makes the future of U.–Africa economic relations outside of the AGOA
Edited sentence: In June 2015, the AGOA was extended for 10 years after sharp arguments between pros and cons.In order for African producers and manufactures, most of which have been marginalized from the global value chain for a long time, to be integrated into supply chain networks, it is the time to consider the future structure of the U.Regional integration is progressing within the continent, and outside the continent, for example, concluding economic partnership agreements (EPAs) between the European Union (EU) and African, Caribbean, and Pacific (ACP) countries, trade ties are shifting from unilateral preferences to reciprocal relations (Boateng 2016).The United States and sub-Saharan African countries already started to discuss about the post-AGOA policy architecture.The trade environment related to African countries is changing significantly.Whereas the longest extension of AGOA in its history provides tangible trade benefits for African producers for a while, the scheduled expiration in 2025 makes the future of the U.–Africa economic relations after the AGOA expiration