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Message: [QUOTE="Nehanda, post: 24491, member: 2262"] Zimbabwe plans to welcome business leaders at a major trade meeting in Victoria Falls this March. The event aims to draw new money into the nation's goods trading business. The meeting starts on March 27. It brings together experts from across Africa and the world, including people who run goods trading centers, banks, transport companies, and government offices. Zimbabwe's main goods trading center, the Zimbabwe Mercantile Exchange, says this meeting shows the country's growing power in African trade. The nation wants to help reach the goals of the African Continental Free Trade Area. The country will show how it helps African trade grow. Leaders will discuss new ways to improve markets. Zimbabwe hopes to attract more business for its natural goods, which are crucial to its money system. The Zimbabwe Mercantile Exchange leads efforts to make goods trading better in the country. At this meeting, it can show other African nations what it does well. This meeting will help Zimbabwe's travel business. People from all parts of Africa will come to stay, and local business people can learn from world experts about improving Zimbabwe's goods trading. The group running the meeting joins goods trading centers across Africa. It started to help African nations work together and trade more. They want to make it easier for African nations to buy and sell goods with each other. The meeting's main topic is strengthening African trade. Participants will discuss ways to make trading the same in all African markets. They plan to build better ways to move goods across Africa, bring more money into African goods, and change rules to help trade grow. Zimbabwe, through its trading center, helps make these plans work. The country must plan what people will do at the meeting, where leaders from trading centers, rule makers, and world groups will meet. People at the meeting will share what they know, learn new things, and find fresh ways to grow markets. Zimbabwe sees this meeting as a big step forward for its future in African trade. [/QUOTE]

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