Jinhua's Africa Trade Hits 161.4 Billion Yuan in 9 Months, Leading China's Cities
Jinhua's trade with Africa reached 161.41 billion yuan in the first nine months of 2026, up 35.3% year on year, Zhejiang Daily reported on November 8. Exports were 144.51 billion yuan, up 29.6% and accounting for 10.3% of the national Africa-export total, ranking first among Chinese cities; imports rose 117% to 16.9 billion yuan. The "Jinhua model" of China-Africa cooperation integrates Yiwu's international trade reform and China-Europe freight hub advantages, with Yiwu International Trade City opening overseas branches in Angola and Tanzania to build stable small-commodity distribution channels and send Zhejiang's advantages - from hardware to the foreign-trade "new three items" - into African households.
Source: Zhejiang Daily, Nov 8, 2026 | 2026-11-08
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