In Malawi, a landlocked African country, rows of cotton cultivated by local farmers with instruction from Chinese experts are budding; in Ethiopia, a shoe fac- tory, which was built with investment from the China-Afri...In Malawi, a landlocked African country, rows of cotton cultivated by local farmers with instruction from Chinese experts are budding; in Ethiopia, a shoe fac- tory, which was built with investment from the China-Africa Development Fund, is teeming with local workers; in the Democratic Republic of Congo, a hydropower station, financed by credit from China, has just been inaugurated. In the mean- time, in China, a country tens of thousands of miles away, African officials and technicians have been invited to Beijing to share China＇s development experience and advanced technology; in Yiwu, a city in south China, Chinese customers are selecting South African wine at the Exhibition Center for African Products; at the New Port of Tianjin, a cargo ship loaded with fruit and textile products from Benin is oreoaring for tariff exemt^tion orocedures to enter the Chinese market.展开更多
The fifth Ministerial Conference of the Forum on China-Africa Coopera- tion （FOCAC） will be held in Beijing from July 19 to 20. It is yet another ma- jor event in the friendly relations and cooperation between China...The fifth Ministerial Conference of the Forum on China-Africa Coopera- tion （FOCAC） will be held in Beijing from July 19 to 20. It is yet another ma- jor event in the friendly relations and cooperation between China and Africa. Since its inception in 2000, FOCAC has grown into the premier mecha- nism for collective dialogue and practical cooperation between China and Africa in the new era. It has enabled China-Africa cooperation to expand in scale mid scope and advance to a higher level. In particular, the Beijing Sum- mit and third Ministerial Conference of FOCAC in 2006 marked a milestone in China-Africa relations, as it launched a new type of strategic partnership between China and Africa featuring political equality and mutual trust, eco- nomic win-win cooperation and cultural exchanges and mutual learning.展开更多
文摘In Malawi, a landlocked African country, rows of cotton cultivated by local farmers with instruction from Chinese experts are budding; in Ethiopia, a shoe fac- tory, which was built with investment from the China-Africa Development Fund, is teeming with local workers; in the Democratic Republic of Congo, a hydropower station, financed by credit from China, has just been inaugurated. In the mean- time, in China, a country tens of thousands of miles away, African officials and technicians have been invited to Beijing to share China＇s development experience and advanced technology; in Yiwu, a city in south China, Chinese customers are selecting South African wine at the Exhibition Center for African Products; at the New Port of Tianjin, a cargo ship loaded with fruit and textile products from Benin is oreoaring for tariff exemt^tion orocedures to enter the Chinese market.
文摘The fifth Ministerial Conference of the Forum on China-Africa Coopera- tion （FOCAC） will be held in Beijing from July 19 to 20. It is yet another ma- jor event in the friendly relations and cooperation between China and Africa. Since its inception in 2000, FOCAC has grown into the premier mecha- nism for collective dialogue and practical cooperation between China and Africa in the new era. It has enabled China-Africa cooperation to expand in scale mid scope and advance to a higher level. In particular, the Beijing Sum- mit and third Ministerial Conference of FOCAC in 2006 marked a milestone in China-Africa relations, as it launched a new type of strategic partnership between China and Africa featuring political equality and mutual trust, eco- nomic win-win cooperation and cultural exchanges and mutual learning.
