China and the Republic of Congo have pledged to deepen cooperation, signaling a new chapter for China-Africa partnerships.
During talks in Brazzaville, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi and Congo's President Denis Sassou Nguesso reaffirmed their commitment to advancing shared development goals and boosting Africa’s global influence. The meeting highlighted President Xi Jinping’s historic 2013 visit to Congo, which marked his first overseas trip as Chinese leader. 🌏
Africa’s Rising Star
President Sassou praised China’s focus on Africa’s growth, particularly through the 10 partnership action plans launched at the 2023 FOCAC Beijing Summit. These plans target infrastructure, energy, and industrialization—key areas for Congo and other African nations. \"China’s initiatives align perfectly with Africa’s needs,\" he said, pledging Congo’s full support as FOCAC co-chair.
A Partnership Built on Trust
Wang Yi emphasized China’s \"unwavering solidarity\" with Africa, noting that Congo remains a vital partner. He reiterated China’s support for Congo’s development and vowed to collaborate on modernizing economies and elevating Africa’s voice internationally. 🤝
With both sides eager to implement FOCAC outcomes, this alliance could set the stage for a more interconnected and empowered Africa. Stay tuned! 🚀
