Member States Lists of Commitments in first 4 priority sectors (Communication, financial, tourism and transport services) as adopted by the CMT at its 30th meeting held on 23 July 2018 in Pretoria, South Africa.
| Angola | English | French | Portuguese |
| Botswana | English | French | Portuguese |
| Commoros | English | French | Portuguese |
| DR, Congo | English | French | Portuguese |
| Eswatini | English | French | Portuguese |
| Lesotho | English | French | Portuguese |
| Madagascar | English | French | Portuguese |
| Malawi | English | French | Portuguese |
| Mauritius | English | French | Portuguese |
| Mozambique | English | French | Portuguese |
| Namibia | English | French | Portuguese |
| Seychelles | English | French | Portuguese |
| South Africa | English | French | Portuguese |
| Tanzania | English | French | Portuguese |
| Zambia | English | French | Portuguese |
| Zimbabwe | English | French | Portuguese |
The 31st CMT meeting held on 14th June 2019 in Windhoek, Namibia adopted the second packed of Member States offer in construction and energy-related services making the conclusion of first round negotiations under the Protocol on Trade in Services.
| Member State | |||
| Angola | English | French | Portuguese |
| Botswana | English | French | Portuguese |
| Comoros | English | French | Portuguese |
| DRC | English | French | Portuguese |
| Eswatini | English | French | Portuguese |
| Lesotho | English | French | Portuguese |
| Madagascar | English | French | Portuguese |
| Malawi | English | French | Portuguese |
| Mauritius | English | French | Portuguese |
| Mozambique | English | French | Portuguese |
| Namibia | English | French | Portuguese |
| Seychelles | English | French | Portuguese |
| South Africa | English | French | Portuguese |
| Tanzania | English | French | Portuguese |
| Zambia | English | French | Portuguese |
| Zimbabwe | English | French | Portuguese |
NB: Comoros is yet to accede to the Protocol on Trade in Services; Angola and Madagascar are yet to submit offers in construction and energy-related services while Mozambique's offer covers construction services only