In a bid to deepen mutual understanding and promote economic and trade exchanges between Kenya and China, a trade delegation led by the Kenyan Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock Development recently visited the Tea Market of the South in Guangzhou's Liwan District for an exchange and inspection tour.

The delegation, which consisted of over 20 representatives, visited several key enterprises in Liwan District, including Guangzhoushi Liwanqu Nanfang Chaye Shanghui, Guangdong Donghe Tea Co., Ltd., and Guangzhou Chunguang Tea Co., Ltd.

During the visit, both parties engaged in lively discussions, expressing hopes to leverage industry advantages, enhance information communication, and facilitate the healthy development and cooperation of the tea markets in Kenya and China. Currently, China is Kenya's largest trading partner and a major source of foreign direct investment.

As host of the delegation, the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT) of Liwan District adheres to the principles of innovative, proactive, and effective service. It actively explores mechanisms for resolving international trade disputes, providing services such as certificates of origin, arbitration and mediation, legal counsel and consulting, and marine loss assessment through the CCPIT system.

The Liwan District CCPIT also organizes enterprises to participate in the "Belt and Road" series of lectures, collects information on the political environment, legal policies, industrial development, market trends, cultural customs, and early warning information of key countries, emerging markets, and major global economies. In addition, it encourages district enterprises to attend presentations on the Madrid and Hague systems, as well as exhibitions such as the 2024 Australia-China Expo briefing.

The Liwan District CCPIT is committed to proactive and vigorous efforts to assist local enterprises in expanding overseas, contributing to the high-quality economic development of Liwan District.