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China-Zimbabwe Expo brings together businesses and visitors

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The China-Zimbabwe Expo brings together Chinese and Zimbabwean businesses, institutions and service providers for three days. Held from 9 to 11 October, it allows visitors to explore products, innovations and opportunities for professional cooperation, according to Newsday.

The China-Zimbabwe Expo, held from 9 to 11 October, brings together businesses, institutions and service providers from both countries, Newsday reports.

Visitors can explore products and innovations, as well as make professional connections, according to the Zimbabwean media outlet.

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