South Africa: Trade, Industry and Competition Hosts Trade and Investment Webinar With Mozambique, 29 to 30 Sept

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South Africa: Trade, Industry and Competition Hosts Trade and Investment Webinar With Mozambique, 29 to 30 Sept

Press Release - South Africa and Mozambique will host a virtual Trade and Investment webinar under the theme Developing Afrocentric Solutions and Forging Partnership in Response to COVID-19 scheduled to take place from 29 - 30 September 2020. The Deputy Minister of Trade, Industry and Competition, Ms Nomalungelo Gina and Mozambique Deputy Minister of Commerce and Industry, Ms Ludovina Bernardo are expected address the virtual seminar.

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