In a dynamic stride toward unity and progress, representatives from China, 53 African countries, and the African Union Commission gathered in Changsha to drive the implementation of outcomes from the Beijing Summit of the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation (FOCAC). With the world rapidly changing, this gathering shines a spotlight on global solidarity and modernization in the digital age! ✨
At the opening ceremony, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi and Republic of the Congo's Jean-Claude Gakosso read out congratulatory letters from their heads of state. Their message emphasized a shared vision: creating a resilient partnership that supports free trade, promotes civilizational diversity, and champions cooperation in the face of international uncertainties.
Chinese President Xi Jinping underscored the importance of China-Africa solidarity while announcing measures to further open up and strengthen cooperation. In a time when trends in technology and globalization shape our daily lives, the emphasis on modernization and collaborative progress resonates deeply with young professionals and tech-savvy generations across South and Southeast Asia. 🚀
Encouraging a spirit of self-reliance and mutual support, the summit concluded with the issuance of the China-Africa Changsha Declaration On Upholding Solidarity and Cooperation of the Global South. The declaration sets a promising foundation for tackling global challenges together and building an all-weather community geared for a brighter future.
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China, Africa push implementation of FOCAC Beijing Summit outcomes
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