Over the years, China’s presence in Africa has increased significantly. China’s public and private sectors have provided African nations with infrastructure investments centered around ports, railways, and telecommunications, all in.
The African Development Bank predicts the continent’s growth will be a stronger-than-expected 4% this year, with China’s ending of strict Covid-19 curbs one of the major contributory factors highlighted in.
China is advocating for a place for Africans in the UN Security Council. Chinese Foreign Minister Qin Gang has said Africa should have a greater voice in the UN Security.
Amid rising global trade protectionism, the 2018 Beijing Summit of the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation (FOCAC) shows China’s determination to promote fair international trade, which will significantly benefit African countries,.
