第39届非盟首脑会议闭幕 与会代表高度评价中非合作

Group 1 - The 39th African Union Summit concluded, marking a "new momentum" in both structure and substance, as stated by the AU Commission Chairperson, Moussa Faki Mahamat [1] - African leaders discussed key issues including peace and security challenges, AU reforms, participation in the G20, and the implementation of the Agenda 2063 during the two-day summit [3] - The AU reiterated its zero-tolerance policy towards illegal regime changes and emphasized its commitment to "silencing the guns" [3] Group 2 - China announced that starting from May 1, 2026, it will implement a zero-tariff policy for 53 African countries that have diplomatic relations with it, aiming to promote economic partnerships and expand access for African products to China [3] - The AU Commission spokesperson highlighted China's significant role as a trade partner and the largest investor in Africa's infrastructure development, welcoming the zero-tariff initiative [4] - The Secretary-General of the African Migration Observatory noted that the China-Africa relationship is closely tied to the Belt and Road Initiative, which has brought substantial changes to Africa, and the zero-tariff policy is expected to align with the African Continental Free Trade Area, creating a win-win situation for development [6]