South Africa and Afreximbank Deepen Continental Collaboration
South Africa's relationship with the African Export-Import Bank has grown markedly in recent years, laying the foundation for expanded cooperation in infrastructure, trade, and industrial development across Africa.
In a significant move towards enhancing regional cooperation, South Africa has deepened its relationship with the African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank), marking a new era of financial integration aimed at bolstering infrastructure, trade, and industrial development across the African continent.
This partnership reflects a broader vision to unite African economies under a robust intra-continental trade framework.
In an interview with CNBC Africa, South Africa's Deputy Minister of Public Works and Infrastructure, Sihle Zikalala, highlighted the growing influence and contributions of Afreximbank under its leadership.
Author's summary: South Africa partners with Afreximbank.
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