ACCI Urges African Manufacturers to Exploit China Trade Access
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The African Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ACCI) has called on Nigerian exporters and manufacturers to fully utilize China's zero-tariff trade access to improve their competitiveness. This initiative aims to increase African exports to China, supporting industrial growth and economic development in Nigeria and other African countries. Enhanced trade relations could lead to job creation and stronger economic ties between Africa and China.
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- •ACCI President made the call on May 14, 2026, specifically targeting Nigerian exporters.
- •China offers zero-tariff access to certain African exports, reducing costs for manufacturers.
- •The push is part of a broader effort to boost African industrial growth and export capacity.
- •Improved trade access is expected to enhance competitiveness of African goods in the Chinese market.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If Nigerian manufacturers increase exports using China's zero-tariff access then Nigeria could see growth in industrial output, job creation, and stronger economic ties with China.
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