
China Implements Zero-Tariff Policy Boosting Africa Trade
China’s new zero-tariff policy for least developed African countries promises to boost trade and foster economic growth across the Global South.
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China’s new zero-tariff policy for least developed African countries promises to boost trade and foster economic growth across the Global South.
China’s zero-tariff policy on imports from least developed countries aims to boost exports, promote economic growth, and reduce poverty starting this December.
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