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Can China-Africa Agricultural Trade Become a New Approach to Address Food Security Challenges?
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Can China-Africa Agricultural Trade Become a New Approach to Address Food Security Challenges?
The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and geopolitical conflicts have continued to disrupt global supply chains, leading to sharp fluctuations in food prices. As a result, many African countries and China are both facing uncertainties in food supply. Agricultural trade has long been regarded as a crucial means to adjust the imbalance between food supply and demand. Its cooperative potential between China and sub-Saharan Africa—regions that account for on
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