China's new zero-tariff policy for Africa

China has launched a zero-tariff policy for all 53 African countries with diplomatic ties. This initiative aims to enhance cooperation amid growing global protectionism. It will reduce costs for African products entering China, giving them a competitive edge and promoting diversification.

African Union Chairperson Mahmoud Ali Youssouf called the move "very timely." The policy is expected to boost job creation and improve livelihoods across the continent. Experts see it as a "golden hallmark" for China-Africa relations, signaling China's commitment to African development.

China's imports from Africa are on the rise, further solidifying its position as Africa's largest trading partner.