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Core Points - The Chinese government has implemented a significant policy to grant 100% zero-tariff treatment on products from all least developed countries (LDCs) that have diplomatic relations with China, including 33 African nations, starting from December 1 of last year [1] - In the first quarter of this year, imports from Africa's least developed countries reached $21.42 billion, marking a 15.2% year-on-year increase [1] - The China-Africa cooperation has seen the introduction of 22 agricultural products from 18 African countries into the Chinese market, with notable examples including Zambian soybeans and Nigerian peanuts [1] Industry Impact - The expansion of imports from African countries not only meets the domestic demand for diverse and high-quality products but also aids in the economic development and improvement of living standards in African nations [2] - The case of Rwandan dried chili peppers illustrates the benefits of this trade, as it has become a significant export for Rwanda, directly benefiting thousands of local farmers and enhancing their income levels [2] - The Ministry of Commerce plans to continue supporting LDCs, particularly in Africa, to maximize the benefits of the zero-tariff policy and expand the scale and variety of exports to China [2]

Core Points - The Chinese government is supporting 33 African countries and all least developed countries that have diplomatic relations with China to fully utilize the 100% tariff-free policy on eligible products, sharing the development opportunities brought by the Chinese market [1] - From December 1 of last year to March of this year, China's imports from African least developed countries reached $21.42 billion, a year-on-year increase of 15.2% [1] - Since the conclusion of the China-Africa Cooperation Forum in September last year, 22 agricultural products from 18 African countries, including Zambia's soybeans and Nigeria's peanuts, have gained access to the Chinese market [1] - The seventh China International Import Expo established a "Africa Product Zone" to facilitate discussions between domestic professional buyers and African exhibitors, promoting African specialty products in the Chinese market [1] - In the first quarter of this year, imports of coffee from Africa increased by 70.4% year-on-year, and cocoa beans saw a 56.8% increase [1] - The entry of Rwandan dried chili into the Chinese market in 2021 has made chili cultivation an important export industry for Rwanda, directly benefiting thousands of local farmers [1] - The Ministry of Commerce will continue to support least developed countries, especially those in Africa, to fully utilize the tariff-free policy and expand the scale and variety of exports to China [1]