Tory leader David Cameron has called for an end to trade barriers that put developing countries at an "unfair disadvantage", during a trip to Rwanda.
He said all rich countries should end trade tariffs unilaterally and British aid spending should be speeded up.
Launching a policy group's report on global poverty, he said trade rules were "immoral".
The group's proposals, which may or may not be adopted as Tory policy, include making aid spending more "transparent".
In a speech in Kigali, Mr Cameron called for an immediate end to trade barriers, saying: "Forget the endless tortuous negotiations about getting something in return.
"Just do it. We can afford it, Africa needs it, and we will all benefit from it."
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He said all rich countries should end trade tariffs unilaterally and British aid spending should be speeded up.
Launching a policy group's report on global poverty, he said trade rules were "immoral".
The group's proposals, which may or may not be adopted as Tory policy, include making aid spending more "transparent".
In a speech in Kigali, Mr Cameron called for an immediate end to trade barriers, saying: "Forget the endless tortuous negotiations about getting something in return.
"Just do it. We can afford it, Africa needs it, and we will all benefit from it."
Read More Here
