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South Africa’s president warned the U.S. over tariffs threatening trade and jobs, urging stronger global economic ties.
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa warned at the UN General Assembly that trade is increasingly being used as a tool of economic pressure, threatening global stability and development.
He expressed concern over U.S. tariffs, including a 30% duty on South African goods, which have strained relations and led to the suspension of aid and expulsion of the South African ambassador.
Ramaphosa rejected U.S. allegations of mistreatment of the white minority as false, emphasizing the importance of preserving trade ties that support hundreds of thousands of jobs, as the U.S. remains South Africa’s second-largest trading partner.
Despite a constructive visit by South Africa’s trade minister to Washington, the dispute remains unresolved.
Ramaphosa called for stronger links between trade and development and reiterated South Africa’s efforts to expand economic partnerships through BRICS and across multiple continents.
El presidente de Sudáfrica advirtió a EE.UU. sobre los aranceles que amenazan el comercio y el empleo, instando a lazos económicos globales más fuertes.