非洲侨商：拓展新兴领域合作 实现互利共赢

Group 1 - The fourth China-Africa Economic and Trade Expo is being held from June 12 to 15 in Changsha, Hunan, serving as a catalyst for deeper integration of industrial chains and promoting cooperation from "trade connectivity" to "joint modernization" [1] - The cooperation between China and African countries is multi-layered and multi-field, covering infrastructure construction, new energy transition, modern agricultural technology promotion, youth entrepreneurship support, and education and health collaboration [1] - The expo has successfully held three sessions since 2019, allowing African specialty products to enter the vast Chinese market while enabling Chinese companies to explore new market opportunities [2] Group 2 - The diversification of trade categories between China and Africa has been achieved, with African high-quality agricultural products, handicrafts, and light consumer goods entering the Chinese market, while Chinese technology products and green industry chains accelerate their establishment in Africa [2] - Nigeria, as a guest country at the expo, is focusing on strengthening cooperation in cross-border trade and agricultural technology innovation, aiming to establish long-term cooperation mechanisms with more Chinese and African enterprises [2] - Emerging fields such as smart logistics systems and healthcare industry cooperation are showing significant growth potential, marking a new stage in China-Africa economic and trade cooperation [2][3] Group 3 - The rapid growth of the African e-commerce market faces challenges in logistics efficiency and costs, highlighting the urgent need for intelligent "China-Africa overseas warehouses" [3] - Plans are underway to invest in a comprehensive hub in Tanzania that integrates warehousing, distribution, display, and after-sales services, utilizing automated sorting and smart inventory management systems to reduce delivery times and seller costs [3] - The natural complementarity in resource and industrial structures between China and Africa, along with the integration of the African Continental Free Trade Area and Chinese industrial chains, is expected to create a new model of "African manufacturing + global sales" [3]