Participants emphasized the corridor’s potential to become a model of trade facilitation aligned with the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) objectives. The forum went further by adopting additional measures to advance digital trade, reduce technical and non-tariff barriers, and foster coordination among corridor stakeholders. The forum underscored the vital role of private sector involvement in designing sustainable solutions that can generate positive spillover effects throughout the region. They emphasized the importance of the private sector as a key stakeholder in achieving collective goals of growth, job creation, and inclusive trade along the corridor. This B2B Forum sets the stage for targeted follow-up actions including integrating private sector input into corridor governance, institutionalizing performance monitoring, and creating conditions favorable for faster and more reliable cross-border trade.