What does saft mean?
saft means Southern African Forum on Trade
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Southern African Forum on Trade?
Southern African Forum on Trade can be abbreviated as saft
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- AFSTD - African Forum on Science and Technology for Development
- GFTED - Global Forum on Trade, Environment, and Development
- IRFTI - India-Russia Forum on Trade and Investment
- SANTREN - Southern African Network for Training and Research on the Environment
- SACCPS - Southern African Centre for Collaboration on Peace and Security
- SATUCC - Southern African Trade Union Coordination Council
- AFRODAD - African Forum on Debt and Development
- SAFTA - Southern African Fair Trade Access
- SAFAC - Southern African Forum Against Corruption
- SATRN - Southern African Trade Research Network
- SASF - Southern African Social Forum
- AFFC - African Forum on Fighting Corruption
- AFTSD - Americas Forum on Trade and Sustainable Development
- CFTM - Canadian Forum on Trade Measurement
- SABF - Southern African Business Forum
- SAEF - Southern African Editors Forum
- SAIF - Southern African Internet Forum
- SALMF - Southern African Livestock and Meat Forum
- SANL - Southern African Network on Land
- SACF - Southern African Communications Forum