China's National Tobacco Administration Hosts Delegation from Malawi

Mar.10.2023
China's National Tobacco Administration Hosts Delegation from Malawi
Zhang Tianfeng of China's tobacco authority meets with Malawi's agriculture minister, Samuel Kawale, in Beijing.

On March 9th, Zhang Tianfeng, a member of the Party Group and Deputy Director of the State Tobacco Monopoly Administration, met with Samuel Kawale, the Minister of Agriculture of Malawi, and his delegation in Beijing. Both parties had a friendly discussion.


The leaders of the Office of Foreign Affairs, the Development Planning Department, China National Tobacco Corporation, and China Tobacco International Limited attended the meeting.


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