African voices and priorities must drive international cooperation because Africa holds the keys to global challenges, from climate resilience to innovation and inclusive growth. Granting more attention to Africa and providing access ensure solutions are relevant, effective, and sustainable.
Supported by China, Africa strives to become a strong, resilient and influential global actor.
China and Mozambique celebrate 50 years of robust friendship, strategic cooperation, and shared development goals.
China–Africa cooperation provides practical solutions to development challenges and strengthens global governance.
Changsha has played a pioneering role in reshaping cross-continental trade and cooperation.
By integrating traditional culture into modern life in a bold and light-hearted way, these initiatives nurture pride in the identity of younger generations, while breathing new life into museums – both culturally and economically.
As China’s geopolitical significance rapidly grows, the opportunities it offers to the countries of the Global South have the potential to open up new development avenues.
What is happening in the world today serves as a stark reminder of the potential damage that can occur from the unchecked trade powers of the U.S. president.
We need to work with partners, and in this particular case, China is very important, because the areas of bilateral cooperation with China are very critical and actually aligned with Rwanda’s National Strategy for Transformation.
The ‘America first’ approach of the U.S. president risks giving rise to a ‘global first’ trend under which countries will look for alternative markets.
Chinese solar power roof tiles assist Kenya in its 2030 renewable energy goal.
Washington’s disruptive trade wars present both opportunities and challenges to China and Africa.
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