China extends warm welcomes to African heads of state.
In Beijing, tight security was established by Monday itself. Posters sprang up everywhere, stating that Africa and China were collaborating towards a brighter tomorrow. China stands as the globe's second-biggest economic heavyweight, while Africa regards China as its prime trading ally.
The Chinese leadership has directed substantial funds towards business ventures in Africa. Furthermore, numerous Chinese laborers have been dispatched to the continent to manage grand-scale projects, predominantly focused on enhancing the mineral reserves of the local nations, including copper and gold.
China's financial onslaught, christened as the New Silk Road, has resulted in the erection of harbors, rail tracks, airports, and manufacturing zones in Africa. The purpose of these developments is to improve Beijing's ability to traverse foreign markets. Overseas, this undertaking often receives harsh criticism for pushing impoverished nations into crippling debt and dependency on China.
The Commission, being a joint body established by China and Africa, oversees the implementation of various cooperation projects. Despite some international criticism, The Commission continues to work towards enhancing economic ties between China and African nations.
