African Union, China Agree to Explore Full Potential for Practical Cooperation
you are currently viewing::African Union, China Agree to Explore Full Potential for Practical CooperationJanuary 8, 2026--The African Union and China have agreed to explore the full potential for practical cooperation between China and the African Union, with a view to delivering tangible benefits to the peoples of Africa and China. In a joint press release they issued at the conclusion of the African Union-China Strategic Dialogue held today, both sides also reaffirmed their commitment to promote the effective implementation of all signed cooperation agreements and memoranda of understanding. Recalled that earlier in the day, Prime Minister Abiy also received Minister Wang Yi at the National Palace, where discussions were held on bilateral relations and regional matters of mutual interest. Source: allafrica.com |
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