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Devaluation of Malawi Kwacha: Any effect on the Export Markets?

The joint seminar took place in Blantyre, Malawi, on the 28th June 2012. The Seminar was co-organized and co-hosted by the Economics Association of Malawi (ECAMA), Malawi Economic Justice Network (MEJN) and the Konrad Adenauer Stiftung (KAS) who also sponsored the event.
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From Left to Right: Mr. Kubalasa Mr. S. Hara, Dr. T. Munthali & Mr. M. Esau.
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Organizing partners from KAS, MEJN and ECAMA posing a group photo with presenters.
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Presenters who were used during the seminar: From Left to Right: Mr. S. Hara, Dr. T. Munthali & Mr. M. Esau.
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Dr. T. Munthali making his presentation.
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Part of the audience during economic seminar.
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KAS Program Coordinator, Kenasi Kasinje making concluding remarks.

At the core of the seminar was a discussion on the effects of devaluation of Malawi Kwacha on the export markets and finding out whether Malawi can increase volume of production of the already existing products it exports e.g. tea. The seminar brought together economist, traders, scholars, development and financial analysts and donor agency representatives, interested citizens, and the media among other participants. Find the full report attached.

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