China and South Africa Discuss Opportunities from Zero-Tariff Policy
Source: FOCAC (original publisher: Direct to Africa; English compiled by CADTCC)
Think tanks, universities, chambers and companies examined implementation details and how tariff preferences can support exports, jobs, investment and industrial cooperation.
The Chinese Embassy in South Africa and the China-South Africa Media Club hosted an online briefing for more than 100 representatives from research, education, business and media.
Discussion focused on converting market-access preferences into exports, employment and investment. Participants also noted that companies must understand origin, quarantine and customs rules to make effective use of the policy.