China has rolled out a groundbreaking trade initiative, eliminating tariffs for 33 African countries and other least developed nations with diplomatic ties. The policy, effective December 1, is being hailed as a major step toward global economic collaboration. 🌐📉
\"This makes China the first major developing country to take such action,\" said Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Lin Jian. Analysts say the move could supercharge Africa-China trade, already valued at over $200 billion annually. 💼💡
Zimbabwe’s ruling party official Christopher Mutsvangwa called it a \"win-win,\" praising China’s commitment to \"shared prosperity.\" The policy opens doors for African exports like agricultural goods and textiles while strengthening geopolitical ties. 🤝🌱
Young entrepreneurs, take note: This could mean new opportunities in renewable energy and tech sectors across emerging markets. Stay tuned as we track how this plays out in 2024! 🚀🔋
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cgtn.com