trading partners that it will increase the quality and added value of its
exports.
products from the East Asian nation, including rubber tires, motorcycles,
tractors, iron structures and variety of light goods.
world’s economy, according to the World Bank reports, said it is going to do
this by encouraging the export of new and high technology, equipment
manufacturing and Chinese-brand products.
with low quality of the East Asian country’s products, a blame which however,
China officials repeatedly shifted to importers of its products, especially in
Africa, for concentrating on pricing at the expense of quality.
According to a report on the implementation of the 2017 plan for
the national Economic and social development and on the 2018 draft for national
economic and social development released Tuesday at the first session of the
13th National People’s Congress in Beijing, China will take solid steps to make
it a trader of quality.
revealed that China is also set to promote a balance in foreign trade by
actively expanding imports and lowering import tariffs on certain products such
as automobiles and some non durable consumer goods.
restrictions on market access in an orderly fashion, expanding the scale of
opening up in finance, telecommunications, education and other sectors,” the reporter said
Reforms Commission also stipulated that the country will improve laws
concerning foreign investment and protect the legitimate rights and interests
of the foreign investors.
plan as a part of deepening cooperation in bilateral and multilateral
investment and trade.
initiative include the 2018 Summit of Forum on China-Africa Cooperation, the
First China International Import Expo and other diplomatic events. Tanzania is
China’s largest aid recipient country in Africa.
Tanzania.
Zambia Railway (TAZARA), Dar es Salaam based Urafiki Textile Mill, Mbarali Rice
Farm, Kiwira Coal Mine and Mahonda Sugar Cane Factory.
(about 3.3 trillion US dollars). Available data shows China’s development has
pushed the global economy, and its contribution to world economic growth
exceeded 30 per cent in 2017.
Culled from allafrica.com