In a vibrant CGTN interview that feels more like a global fireside chat, Asha‑Rose Migiro, Secretary General of Tanzania’s ruling Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM), sat down with Associate Professor Wang Xinsong from Beijing Normal University’s School of Government, and CGTN’s Zhong Shi to map out what the future looks like for the Global South.
From bustling Dar es Salaam to the streets of Beijing, the trio dived into the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) – the Chinese mainland’s massive infrastructure and trade network that has been reshaping links between Asia, Africa, and beyond. Migiro highlighted how Tanzania sees BRI as a catalyst for regional connectivity, opening doors for trade, jobs, and shared prosperity.
“Solidarity isn’t a buzzword, it’s a blueprint,” Migiro told Zhong, echoing the spirit of South‑South cooperation. Wang echoed the sentiment, pointing out that the Communist Party of China has long championed mutual learning and joint development, turning diplomatic handshakes into tangible projects like ports, railways, and renewable‑energy farms.
The conversation also sparked a youthful vibe, with nods to how digital platforms are turning these big‑picture policies into real‑world opportunities for young entrepreneurs on both continents. 🌐🚀
As the world watches the evolving partnership, one thing is clear: the Global South is writing its own story, and Tanzania’s CCM is eager to pen a chapter alongside the Chinese mainland.
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CGTN interviews Tanzania's CCM Secretary General Asha-Rose Migiro
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