Cooperation between China and Africa has become deeper as State-owned enterprises continue to bring Chinese technologies, capital and management experiences to Africa, experts said.
Private companies in China are focusing more on cooperation with Africa and hope to achieve win-win results, experts said.
Nineteen senior reporters and editors from 18 countries visited the countryside in Hunan province in late May. They said China's rural areas have greatly changed and pledged to report on the countryside's development experience.
Liuyang city, the last stop of the foreign media tour in Hunan, offered the group opportunities to learn about the rich and happy lives that the local rural revitalization program has brought to villagers.
Interesting events took place during the foreign media group's trip to Hunan in late May. Luvsandorj Batbayar, editor-in-chief of Mongolia's Montsame News Agency, and Zorkina Kristina, editor of Russian news agency TASS, met their compatriots in the Tanhe ancient town in Ningxiang city.
China has maintained friendly ties with Africa for thousands of years and relations are growing ever stronger across all fields.
The first China-Africa Economic and Trade Expo, running from June 27 to 29 in Changsha, Hunan province, will promote Sino-African cooperation in fields such as trade, agriculture, investment and finance, infrastructure construction and cooperative industrial zone development.
Guangdong-based Huajian Group is one of the largest producers of women's shoes in China to make substantial investment in African countries. Zhang Huarong, chairman of Huajian, recently shared with China Daily the company's achievements and development plans in Africa.
Mutual exchanges and cooperation are expected to be enhanced during the China-Africa Economic and Trade Expo. Guests from 53 African countries have confirmed their attendance.
Since its establishment in 2014, the Qingdao West Coast New Area in Shandong province has made remarkable efforts to boost high-quality development, including in economic and industrial growth, marine economy and technological innovation, according to local officials.
The Qingdao West Coast New Area in Shandong province has achieved great results in developing the marine economy over the past few years, officials said.
China's top industry regulator is urging new energy carmakers in the country to screen models for faulty vehicles amid widespread safety concerns following recent cases of electric cars catching fire.
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