Introduction
Benin is a country found in the West African region. It borders Togo to the East and Nigeria to the West. Trade in Benin is dated back to 15th century when the Europeans involved in slave trade. The Europeans imported slaves from other African countries into Benin. However, sources argue that Benin prohibited the exportation of male slaves to prevent its population from depletion. Their main exports were Palm oil, ivory, cloth, and pepper. This paper discusses trade in Benin, its imports and exports and the changes witnessed in the last 30 years.
Benin remains a significant business hub ...