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China's Xi Jinping Announces $50 Billion Investment and Job Creation Plan for Africa
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China has pledged significant financial support to Africa, with President Xi Jinping committing $50-51 billion in financing over the next three years. This support is aimed at deepening cooperation in various sectors, including industry, agriculture, mining, trade, and energy. Additionally, Xi has pledged to create at least one million jobs in Africa. China's ties with African nations are reportedly at their "best in history", with the two sides seeking to strengthen their partnership and become a powerful force together.
Our history will not go back to the old days of colonialism.
The world is undergoing profound transformations, driven by the rise of the global South.
But the Western approach to it has inflicted immense sufferings on developing countries.
Over the next three years, the Chinese government is willing to provide financial support amounting to 360 billion yuan ($50.7 billion).
We have together built roads, railways, schools, hospitals, industrial parks and special economic zones. These projects have changed the lives and destiny of many people.
China is ready to deepen cooperation with African countries in industry, agriculture, infrastructure, trade and investment.
Modernization is an inalienable right of all countries.
These challenges affect all nations but are more often severely felt on the African continent, yet amid these challenges there is hope and opportunity.
China-Africa relations are at their best in history. Looking to the future, I propose that China's bilateral relations with all African countries, with which it has diplomatic ties, be elevated to the level of strategic relations.
China sees an opportunity to really step up its engagement, and not necessarily just with money.
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countries
- 1.Congo, The Democratic Republic of the
- 2.China
- 3.France
- 4.Hong Kong
- 5.Kenya
- 6.Mali
- 7.Nigeria
- 8.Russian Federation
- 9.Senegal
- 10.Eswatini
- 11.Chad
- 12.Taiwan, Province of China
organizations
- 1.China Global South Project
- 2.Chinese Communist Party
- 3.Exim Bank of China
- 4.People's Liberation Army
- 5.ZESCO
persons
- 1.Xi Jinping
- 2.William Ruto
- 3.Bola Tinubu
- 4.Cyril Ramaphosa
- 5.Joy Dong
- 6.Mara Hvistendahl
- 7.António Guterres
- 8.Assimi Goïta
- 9.Eric Olander
- 10.Félix Tshisekedi
- 11.Hakainde Hichilema
- 12.Liu Yuxi