CIIE plays an important role in expanding exports of South African specialty products to China

Published 2021년 11월 3일

Tridge summary

South Africa is China's largest trading partner in Africa, and the two countries have a strong economic and trade relationship. This year, 16 South African companies have registered to participate in the 4th China International Import Expo (CIIE), indicating a strong interest in the open Chinese market. The CIIE has played a significant role in expanding exports of South African specialty products to China, including wine, tea, and aloe vera. Since the first CIIE, South African beef, red wine, and other products have received a large number of orders, with a total transaction value of 210 million US dollars. China is the largest trading partner for South Africa, and South Africa is the largest investment destination for Chinese companies in Africa, with cumulative investment exceeding 25 billion US dollars. Both countries are planning to promote balanced and sustainable development of their economic and trade relations, with a focus on agricultural exports, digital economy, green energy, and infrastructure.
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Original content

South Africa is China’s largest trading partner in Africa, and the two countries have close economic and trade exchanges. The holding of the China International Import Expo has played an important role in expanding exports of South African specialty products to China. In previous CIIEs, South African companies have repeatedly signed contracts in value. Xin Gao. Minister Counselor Zhao Zhongyi of the Economic and Commercial Office of the Chinese Embassy in South Africa said that this year, South African companies have enthusiastically signed up for the 4th CIIE. Zhao Zhongyi said that the open Chinese market has a strong attraction for South African companies. "Since the first CIIE was held, South African companies have been enthusiastically signing up to participate in the Expo. This year, South African companies' enthusiasm for participating in the CIIE remains unabated. According to According to relevant data from the China International Import Expo Bureau, 16 South African ...
Source: Ciie

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