BLANTYRE-(MaraviPost)—The United Kingdom (UK) has disclosed plans to implement 40 million Euros trade project in Malawi through the TradeMark East Africa with the aim of improving trade infrastructure, enhancing the trade environment, and boosting business competitiveness.
This was disclosed by the Acting UK High Commissioner to Malawi, Dave Beer when he paid a courtesy call on the new Minister of Trade, Sosten Gwengwe.
During the meeting, the two exchanged views on strengthening cooperation in the areas of Trade and Private Sector Development.
Gwengwe also took time to commend the UK for its continued support to Malawi and reiterated government’s readiness and commitment to promote Trade Development and Export growth in order to improve Malawi’s trade balance and the economic livelihoods of the citizens.
TradeMark (Trade and Markets) East Africa is a multi-purpose donor funded, not -for-profit Aid for Trade organisation, established to support the growth of trade – both regional and international – In East Africa. TMEA operates on a not-for-profit basis and is funded by the development agencies of the following countries: Belgium, Canada, Denmark, Finland, Netherlands, Norway, UK, and USA. TMEA works closely with East African Community (EAC) institutions, national governments, the private sector and civil society organisations.
TradeMark (Trade and Markets) East Africa is a multi-purpose donor funded, not -for-profit Aid for Trade organisation, established to support the growth of trade – both regional and international – In East Africa. TMEA operates on a not-for-profit basis and is funded by the development agencies of the following countries: Belgium, Canada, Denmark, Finland, Netherlands, Norway, UK, and USA. TMEA works closely with East African Community (EAC) institutions, national governments, the private sector and civil society organisations.
