Chinese President Xi Jinping has pledged $51 billion in financing to support Africa's development over the next three years, emphasizing infrastructure, clean energy projects, and job creation.
The Forum on China-Africa Cooperation in Beijing gathered over 50 African nations to discuss deepening ties, with significant agreements made to enhance cooperation in various sectors such as agriculture, mining, and renewable energy.
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres highlighted the potential for a renewable energy revolution through China-Africa collaboration, citing China's expertise in poverty eradication and development.
Key projects include expanding solar energy in Zambia, infrastructure development in Nigeria, a railway link between Tanzania and Zambia, and agricultural cooperation with Kenya.
