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Interview: Ville Tavio

The minster who manages Finland’s historic aid cuts believes business is the driving development force

News July 12, 2024 / By: Bjørn H Amland

Finland’s Development Minister Ville Tavio says trade and business can be better tools for building partnerships with African countries than aid. In an interview with Development Today, he defends what he describes as the biggest aid cuts in Finnish history and a controversial Gaza policy.

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Finnish Minister of Development and Trade Ville Tavio says trade and business can be better tools for building partnerships with African countries than aid. Finland has ended bilateral aid to Kenya, but will extend business relations. Tavio (left) and Kenyan Prime Cabinet Secretary Wycliffe Musalia Mudavadi in Kenya last month.  (Photo: Tähti Tuomas)

 

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