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CIIE Promotes Trade for Least Developed Countries
The 7th China International Import Expo (CIIE) showcased products from least developed countries, highlighting China's support for global trade and economic development.
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China International Import Expo (Ciie)Institute Of African StudiesChina Institutes Of Contemporary International RelationsTanzania Future Enterprises Company Ltd.Biraro Trading Company
Amadou TheraSun HongJackson MponelaAli FaizTang Wenhong
- What is the main purpose of the China International Import Expo (CIIE)?
- The 7th China International Import Expo (CIIE) provided a platform for exhibitors from developing countries, like Mali and Tanzania, to showcase their products to a large Chinese market.
- What kind of support does China offer to exhibitors from least developed countries at the CIIE?
- China's support for the CIIE includes providing free booths and other assistance to exhibitors from the world's least developed countries to help them access the Chinese market.
- Describe how at least one exhibitor from a developing country promoted their products at the CIIE.
- Amadou Thera from Mali used shea butter and an African drum to attract attention to his products and promote his business at the CIIE. He highlights the role of his Chinese wife in his business decisions.
- What other initiatives is China undertaking to support least developed countries besides the CIIE?
- China's initiatives extend beyond the CIIE, including offering zero-tariff treatment for all tariff lines from December 1, 2024, to further support least developed countries.
- What are the sentiments and expectations of exhibitors from developing countries participating in the CIIE?
- Exhibitors expressed confidence in the CIIE's ability to help them secure new partnerships and expand their businesses in China, citing the size of the Chinese market and the expo's support for less developed countries.