EU-bound exports Jump 19% in 2 years
Exports from Malawi to the European Union grew by 19 percent from 2022 to 2024. These goods benefit from preferential access to the EU market. Minister Simon Itaye shared this data in Lilongwe on Wednesday. The growth offers a way to increase foreign exchange earnings. However, exporters still face supply-side constraints. They also continue to struggle with various regulatory requirements.
Malawi’s exports benefiting from preferential access to the European Union (EU) market grew by 19 percent between 2022 and 2024, underscoring opportunities to boost foreign exchange earnings even as exporters grapple with regulatory requirements and supply-side constraints, it has emerged. Minister of Industrialisation, Business, Trade and Tourism Simon Itaye disclosed this in Lilongwe on Wednesday … The post EU-bound exports Jump 19% in 2 years appeared first on Nation Online .