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Keeping the Plate Full
As external uncertainties increase, China places more emphasis on food self-sufficiency.
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China-Africa Cooperation Cements South-South Solidarity
In his state visit to China, Kenyan President William Ruto expressed his aspiration to build more important projects in his...
Increasing Jobs for Locals
The trend of Chinese investments in Africa shows a healthy diversification in various sectors, enhancing not only job opportunities, but also steady skill development and capacity building.
Vanguards of the Future
The youth of this new millennium are poised to make their mark in a world that is on the cusp of an era that holds possibilities to make a quantum leap and chart a new course for human development.
BRI Broadens Scope
From physical infrastructure, cooperation is expanding into digital and health sectors.
Economic Cooperation 2.0
The goal is clear: to encourage investment and the sharing of knowledge and technology in order to turn Africa’s high-quality natural resources into high value-added goods that benefit Africans and generate job opportunities for African youth.
A Plan for Deeper, Broader Engagement
China and Africa’s relationship cannot develop without mutual cultural and social understanding between the Chinese and African people.
Warming Up for Winter Olympics
Several African countries are currently working to convince dual nationals to represent their countries, while developing appropriate spaces for the practice of these winter sports. The hope is to have a massive presence of African athletes at the Winter Olympics.
Delivering the Commitments
All 50 aid projects in Africa announced by China in six areas, including industrial promotion, healthcare, peace and security, green development, trade promotion and people-to-people exchanges, will be completed soon.
FOCAC Meeting Sees China Announce Major Measures for Furthering Its Ties with Africa
China and Africa should stick to teamwork as they fight the pandemic, deepen pragmatic cooperation, promote green development, and safeguard equity and justice.
Rwanda-China Relations at 50
As the world’s future economic leader, China’s relationship with Rwanda and Africa, the youngest and fastest-growing continent globally, will be at the center of the changes that will occur in the decades to come.
A New Starting Point
Because they feature the world’s largest developing country and the continent with the greatest number of developing countries, FOCAC sessions always produce significant and much-anticipated decisions.
China Has Fulfilled Its Commitments Under the FOCAC Framework
Despite the devastating effects of COVID-19 on the global economy and mobility of the people around the world, China has still done its best to carry on the implementation of the plans.