MOFCOM Spokesperson’s Remarks on China’s Recent Economic and Trade Policies and Measures

Detailed remarks by China Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM) Spokesperson during a question and answer session on China’s export control measures concerning rare earth at the Ministry’s headquarters in Beijing. (1) Q: On October 9, the Ministry of Commerce and the General Administration of Customs published an announcement on imposing export controlContinue Reading

China Defends Rare Earth Export Controls, Urges US to Manage Differences via Dialogue

China’s commerce ministry on Sunday defended the country’s export control measures on rare earths and related items as a legitimate action, while urging the United States to properly manage differences through dialogues and on the basis of mutual respect and equal-footed consultation. China, as a responsible major country, employs exportContinue Reading

Ethiopia Earned .3 Billion in Trade Revenue

Ethiopia has achieved its highest-ever export earnings, generating $8.3 billion in trade revenue—representing a 116% increase from the previous year, according to President Taye Atske-Selassie. President Taye announced during a joint session of Parliament on Monday to open the 2025/26 fiscal year. He said Ethiopia’s economy expanded by 9.2% duringContinue Reading

West Africa Exploring Large-Scale Partnership with Russia in Nuclear and Hydropower – Expert

  West African states intend to expand co-operation with Russia in the energy sector, including the implementation of projects in nuclear and hydropower. The statement was made by Chairman of the Board of Directors of First Atlantic Bank (Ghana) Amarquaye Armar during a panel discussion at the 2nd Creating theContinue Reading

China Calls on WTO Members to Tackle Trade Tensions

China has called on the World Trade Organization (WTO) members to collectively safeguard and strengthen the rules-based multilateral trading system in order to tackle heightened trade turbulence, according to a Chinese envoy. The current global economic and trade situation continues to be “marked by increasing turbulence,” Li Yongjie, head ofContinue Reading