China’s Hunan Province Unveils New Measures to Bolster Trade Ties With Africa

The Hunan pavilion at the 2024 China-Africa Economic and Trade Expo (CAETE) that took place in Nairobi. Image via Xinhua.

Authorities in China’s central Hunan province introduced a series of new policy and financing measures specifically aimed at boosting trade ties with countries in Africa.

The province’s finance and commerce ministries jointly unveiled an 11-point plan last week that is intended to solidify the province’s role as a key hub in China-Africa trade logistics.

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