Reimagining Africa-China trade & investment relations.
The story so far
Africa-China relations reached their peak when, in 2009, China became Africa’s largest trading partner.
The story hasn’t changed much since 2009. We have, however, witnessed an ever-increasing volume of trade and investment volumes between Africa and China.
Despite the expansion of trade between China and Africa, the continent remains one of China’s smaller trading partners, accounting for only around 4% of China’s overall trade. There is significant potential for the continent to significantly grow its exports to China while also reducing its trade deficit.
This dialogue will explore how and why there’s the need to reimagine trade and investment partnerships between Africa and China and to unlock the full potential of cooperation.
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Join us virtually for this insightful dialogue on reimagining Africa-China trade & investment cooperation in 2023 and beyond.
Key issues:
- AfCFTA in the context of Africa-China trade relations
- BRI & FOCAC
- Infrastructure financing
- Technology & innovation
SPEAKERS
Dr. Kennedy A. Wainyaragania
ST. Augustine University of Tanzania (SAUT)
Paul Frimpong
Founder & Executive Director
Africa-China Centre for Policy & Advisory (MODERATOR)
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Join us virtually for this insightful dialogue on reimagining Africa-China trade & investment cooperation in 2023 and beyond