During the second webinar of the Geoeconomic Monograph Series (G-SAGE) hosted by CUTS International, Pradeep S Mehta emphasized the collapsing separation between economics and strategy in the 21st century. Experts from South Africa, the UK, India, and Taiwan discussed pressing geoeconomic challenges. Garth le Pere highlighted the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) as a transformative initiative, potentially increasing intra-African trade from 17% to 52% by 2040. Hana Al Wakeel proposed a phased approach to Africa's global trade engagement, advocating for regional integration before entering reciprocal agreements. Professor Kirit Parikh presented the BBIN electricity trade framework, suggesting that enhanced power trade could increase Nepal's GDP by 39% by 2045. Dr. Kristy Tsun-Tzu Hsu underscored Taiwan's semiconductor industry as both an economic asset and a geopolitical vulnerability, stressing the need for resilience against various challenges. The G-SAGE initiative aims to equip developing nations with the necessary tools to navigate the complexities of geoeconomics effectively.