Zimbabwe's exports to China reach US$1,36 billion
Zimbabwe's exports to China have surged to US$1.36 billion in 2025, driven largely by tobacco and a growing diversification into minerals and agricultural products. This growth is supported by China's 'Green Channel 2.0' initiative, which streamlines trade procedures for African goods.
Why it matters
The shift highlights Zimbabwe's progress in industrialization and value addition, while demonstrating the impact of China's targeted trade facilitation policies in Africa.
ZIMBABWE’s exports to China have rapidly multiplied from US$256 million in 2021 to US$1, 36 billion in 2025 signifying growing acceptance of locally manufactured good by the Asian nation, trade promotion agency Zimtrade has said.
The article relies on trade data and official statements from a trade promotion agency, maintaining a neutral reporting style.
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