The Department of Trade is seeking an Assistant Director: Asia Bilateral Relations to join their team in Sunnyside, Pretoria.
This role plays a critical part in enhancing South Africa’s international trade relations, focusing on the dynamic region of Asia.
In this position, the Assistant Director will engage in vital foreign trade research and analysis, providing insights on economic data and trends that inform the development of international trade strategies and policies.
Daily tasks will include compiling and updating economic statistics, drafting country briefings, and responding to various research inquiries.
The role also involves managing relationships with foreign trade missions and government departments, ensuring effective communication and collaboration among stakeholders.
Furthermore, the Assistant Director will contribute to negotiations by offering research-based insights and coordinating the Bi-national Commission Programme, which emphasizes collaboration with international partners.
This job is essential as it helps strengthen South Africa’s economic ties with Asian countries, ultimately benefiting local businesses and communities by identifying trade and investment opportunities.
The work done in this role directly contributes to the country’s economic growth and enhances South Africa’s position in the global marketplace.
For young professionals, this role presents a remarkable opportunity to gain stability and valuable experience in the public service sector.
It offers a chance to develop professional skills, partake in strategic initiatives, and make a tangible difference in international relations.
This position serves as an excellent entry point into government careers, allowing individuals to grow and expand their knowledge in an impactful field.
The Assistant Director: Asia Bilateral Relations role not only supports personal career growth but also plays a pivotal role in advancing South Africa’s trade agenda on a global scale.
This is an excellent opportunity for those passionate about economics, international relations, and contributing to the country’s development within the framework of public service.
