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South Africa

Mashatile Urges Chinese Enterprises to Boost Investment in South Africa

todayDecember 12, 2024 18

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South Africa’s Deputy president Paul Mashatile has encouraged Chinese-funded enterprises in his country to increase their investments in crucial sectors of the economy. Total bilateral trade increased from 614-billion-rand in 2022 to 692-billion-rand in 2023, while China’s 146-billion-rand deficits remained the highest among any of the country’s trading partners. Speaking at the South Africa-China Economic Trade and Association event in Johannesburg yesterday, Mashatile said China as one of the world’s greatest economies, provides a massive market for South African goods and services:

 

Written by: Leonard Witbeen

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