Abstract
This chapter analyses briefly the right of establishment and free movement of services, as well as free movement of capital, under the ECOWAS legal regime. It distinguishes the right of establishment from right to provide services, justifies the distinction by drawing analogy with practices obtainable under the European Union law. It also evaluates the promotion, protection and transfer of capital under the ECOWAS Rules, together with action for failure to comply with these Community obligations on free movement of capital. The chapter rounds off with a brief comment on the existence of anti-integration legislation that would always affect the exploitation of the right of establishment and free movement of services within the territories of the Member States.
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