Insight

In recent years, China has been at the forefront of leading global initiatives targeted at creating sustainable peace and prosperity.

The fact is that China has a significant presence in Africa’s extractive industry. Chinese investment is still sustaining the raw extractive export model.

China has increased its involvement in African countries, partnering with them to promote technological advancement and transfer.

China’s demand-driven approach to investment empowers African nations to shape their own destiny, pursuing development at their own pace.

The Global Security Initiative (GSI) is a plan put forward by China to move toward a new security paradigm that puts collaboration ahead of alliances and communication ahead of conflict.

To Ghanaians and Africans, the presence of the CIs presents a unique opportunity to understand China from our perspectives rather than through the twisted tales of Western actors.

This certainly present an opportunity for African and Ghanaian businesses to resume full cycle trade with China without any limitations.

China has made more investments in
Africa than the next eight largest
lenders combined.

Building infrastructure in Africa is essential for promoting economic growth and raising the standard of living for Africans.

China has made more investments in
Africa than the next eight largest
lenders combined.

The headline numbers are glaring enough. Africa is developing ever deeper ties with China in trade and investment. China has made more investments in
Africa than the next eight largest
lenders combined.