Lesotho and China Boost Trade Ties with Zero-Tariff Policy
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Updated Jan 1
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What happened
Lesotho and China strengthened bilateral relations, focusing on cooperation in infrastructure, health, and energy. The Chinese Ambassador noted that China offers a zero-tariff policy to African countries with diplomatic ties, which is intended to create opportunities for Lesotho's businesses and farmers.
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Why it matters
The zero-tariff policy is designed to increase access for Lesotho's products, such as wool, into the Chinese market. Furthermore, cooperation in energy and infrastructure supports Lesotho's economic development.
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Who's involved
- LesothoSovereign state establishing bilateral cooperation and zero-tariff export policy with China
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The entities involved
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Lesotho
sovereign state in southern Africa
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