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A confidentiality clause in a contract, particularly in the context of a manufacturer-exporter and distributor relationship, is designed to protect sensitive information, which may include trade secrets, proprietary processes, client lists, and other intellectual property that is crucial to the competitive advantage of the manufacturer-exporter. The clause requires the distributor to keep this information confidential and not disclose it to any third parties without proper authorization. This helps to maintain the manufacturer-exporter's market position and ensures that their unique offerings are not compromised.

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