作为中国商务部授予的首个中国杂交水稻技术援外培训基地，隆平高科目前已对肯尼亚、坦桑尼亚等53 个非洲国家实施超200期农业技术培训项目，培训超过7000名农业官员和技术人才。"选育出良种后又传 授良法，才能为非洲国家打造更有韧性的农业体系。"隆平高科国际培训学院副院长翁永介绍。 中非友谊跨越山海，经贸合作潮涌潇湘。6月12日至15日，以"中非共行动逐梦现代化"为主题的第四届 中国—非洲经贸博览会在湖南长沙举行。 作为中非合作论坛经贸举措落实的重要平台，本届博览会围绕落实中非携手推进现代化"十大伙伴行 动"，组织各类经贸活动30余场，合作成果务实丰硕。 尼日利亚中国农业科技园项目、拉各斯阿布贾（快速）列车项目……据介绍，本届博览会签约项目176 个、金额113.9亿美元，较上一届，项目数量增长45.8%、项目金额增长10.6%。发布对接项目293个、金 额431.56亿美元，纳米比亚等10个非洲国家共发布200个项目合作需求，数量远超往届。 工程机械是湖南的优势产业。在本届博览会的工程机械展区，三一集团打造的沉浸式展区吸引了众多关 注。来自非洲各国的政商代表、技术专家络绎不绝，深入了解后，纷纷表达了对三一集团助 ...

Core Insights - The fourth China-Africa Economic and Trade Expo showcased a significant increase in cooperation, with 176 signed projects totaling $11.39 billion, marking a 45.8% increase in project numbers compared to the previous expo [1] - The expo attracted over 200,000 visitors, doubling the attendance from the last event, and is expected to generate transaction or intended transaction amounts of approximately 2.5 billion RMB [1] Group 1: Trade and Economic Cooperation - China has maintained its position as Africa's largest trading partner for 16 consecutive years, with trade expected to exceed 2 trillion RMB in 2024 [2] - In the first five months of this year, China's imports and exports to Africa reached 963.21 billion RMB, reflecting a year-on-year growth of 12.4% [2] - The expo covered various sectors including construction, energy, transportation, information services, and healthcare, indicating a broadening scope of China-Africa economic cooperation [2] Group 2: Product and Market Opportunities - African products showcased at the expo included food items, beauty products, and jewelry, alongside Chinese manufactured goods, highlighting the diversity of offerings [2] - Increased access for African agricultural products to the Chinese market is evident, with companies like SOMTUNA from Somalia aiming to expand their product lines in China [3] - Zambian representatives are looking to tap into the online shopping demand in China by promoting handmade jewelry, indicating a shift towards e-commerce strategies [3] Group 3: Future Prospects - The expo has fostered optimism among African partners, with many seeking to bring quality products to the Chinese market and Chinese companies exploring opportunities in Africa [4] - Companies like BGI are establishing comprehensive systems in Africa to promote agricultural technologies, reflecting a growing interest in sustainable practices [4] - Namibia, as a guest country, aims to enhance cooperation with China in green energy and cross-border trade, signaling a commitment to modernizing economic ties [4]

Group 1 - The Fourth China-Africa Economic and Trade Expo was held in Changsha, Hunan, showcasing China's technological contributions to Africa's development, particularly in agriculture and digital communication [1] - The establishment of the China-Africa Perennial Rice Technology Cooperation Center is part of the outcomes from the China-Africa Cooperation Forum, promoting perennial rice cultivation in countries like Burundi, Uganda, Madagascar, and Mozambique [1] - Perennial rice allows for continuous harvesting after a single planting, significantly reducing agricultural production costs and labor requirements, thus enhancing agricultural efficiency in regions with limited mechanization [2] Group 2 - Chinese companies are increasingly collaborating with African nations to improve information infrastructure, exemplified by the Madagascar Rural Network Project, which aims to enhance communication in remote areas [3] - The Madagascar Rural Network Project will cover 2,340 square kilometers and benefit 165,000 rural residents by providing telephone communication and internet access, facilitating economic activities like mobile payments and online transactions [3] - In Tanzania, a similar rural communication project is underway, utilizing solar energy to reduce operational costs while ensuring network reliability [3] Group 3 - The demand for smart translation devices is growing in the context of China-Africa economic cooperation, particularly for products that support local African languages [4] - The "Africa Pass" portable translation device, developed by Hunan Transn Technology Co., can translate 144 languages and is designed to facilitate communication in infrastructure and agricultural projects [4] - The device's low energy consumption and adaptability to African contexts make it a valuable tool for enhancing understanding and cooperation between Chinese enterprises and local communities [4]

本届博览会汇聚中非政府、地方、智库、企业、金融机构等各方力量，53个非洲国家，11个国际组织， 27个中国省区市和4700余家中非企业、商协会等超3万人报名参会参展。来自全球104个国家和地区的朋 友相聚长沙，共谋发展、共话合作。 在10万平方米的博览会主展馆现场，近2100家中外企业参展。其中，来自非洲43个国家的参展商764 家，占比超30%。超20万人次到主展馆观展，现场成交或意向成交额预计将达25亿元人民币。 第四届中非经贸博览会签约项目176个 金额113.9亿美元 中新社长沙6月15日电 (张雪盈)第四届中国—非洲经贸博览会15日在湖南长沙落幕。官方通报，博览会 期间，经组委会审核发布的签约项目176个、金额113.9亿美元；发布对接项目293个、金额431.56亿美 元。其中，纳米比亚等10个非洲国家共发布200个项目合作需求，数量远超往届。 作为中非务实开展经贸交流和人员往来的重要平台，中非经贸博览会前三届各方累计签约项目336个、 金额533.2亿美元，项目履约落地率达83%。 广告等商务合作，请点击这里 本文为转载内容，授权事宜请联系原著作权人 博览会期间，主办方围绕落实中非"十大伙伴行动 ...

6月12日，在长沙国际会展中心，人们参加第四届中国－非洲经贸博览会。新华社记者 刘琼 摄 "中国已经明确表示非洲是中国的朋友，非洲国家聚在这里就是要加深与中国的关系。我们从加纳来到这里也是因为我们同中国的友好关系， 我们同中国的贸易关系过去几年一直在加深。"加纳共和国贸易、农商与工业部长伊丽莎白·奥福苏-阿贾雷表示。 肯尼亚的小鱼干、南非的红酒、埃塞俄比亚的咖啡……记者在本届中非经贸博览会现场看到，多种多样来自非洲的农产品备受欢迎，正不断丰 富中国人的餐桌。 0:00 中国是世界上最大的发展中国家，非洲是世界上发展中国家最集中的大陆。虽远隔重洋，有经贸搭桥，双方开放合作之路越走越宽广。从新举 措到新领域，记者在第四届中非经贸博览会上，感受到中非经贸往来呈现出多重新气象。 6月12日在长沙国际会展中心拍摄的卢旺达咖啡。新华社记者 金马梦妮 摄 6月12日在长沙的中非经贸博览会常设展馆内拍摄的来自肯尼亚的牛油果。新华社记者 刘琼 摄 2024年9月，一批产自马达加斯加的冷冻羊肉运抵湖南红星进口肉类指定查验场。这是我国首次从非洲进口羊肉产品，标志着非洲肉类产品输 华取得阶段性显著成果。 中非农业合作是中非合作的重要 ...

Core Points - The fourth China-Africa Economic and Trade Expo was held in Changsha from June 12 to 15, focusing on "China-Africa Cooperation to Dream of Modernization" [1] - In 2024, the trade volume between China and Africa is projected to reach $295.6 billion, marking a 4.8% year-on-year increase and setting a new historical high [4] Group 1: Development Stages of China-Africa Economic Cooperation - The cooperation has gone through four stages: initial aid-focused cooperation, expansion into trade and investment, rapid growth post-2000, and quality enhancement in the new era [2][3] - From 1980 to 1999, bilateral trade grew from $1 billion to $6.5 billion, reflecting a steady development [2] - By 2012, trade surged to $198.56 billion, with China becoming Africa's largest trading partner [3] Group 2: Recent Progress in China-Africa Economic Cooperation - The bilateral trade structure is optimizing, with significant growth in exports of new energy vehicles, lithium batteries, and photovoltaic products from China [4] - As of the end of 2023, China's investment stock in Africa reached $42.12 billion, with nearly 3,300 Chinese companies operating in 51 African countries [4] - The establishment of economic and trade parks by Chinese enterprises in Africa has created numerous job opportunities and tax revenues [4] Group 3: Innovative Cooperation Models - Chinese companies are exploring new cooperation models in infrastructure, such as public-private partnerships and integrated project management [5] - In agriculture, companies are adopting order-based planting and "company + farmer" models to enhance the value and competitiveness of African agricultural products [5] Group 4: Strategic Enhancements and Future Prospects - The relationship between China and Africa is at its best historical period, with plans to elevate bilateral relations to a strategic level [6] - The complementary advantages in economic cooperation remain significant, with China's diverse industrial products meeting African needs [6] - Emerging fields like green development, digital economy, and artificial intelligence present vast cooperation opportunities [6] Group 5: Institutional Support for Economic Cooperation - China has signed investment promotion and protection agreements with 34 African countries, providing a stable institutional framework for trade and investment [7] Group 6: Establishment of China-Africa Economic Cooperation Pilot Zone - The China-Africa Economic Cooperation Pilot Zone aims to promote strategic alignment and innovative practices in trade and investment [8][10] - The pilot zone has made progress in establishing cooperation mechanisms and facilitating trade, including a pre-assessment system for African food products [10] Group 7: Zero Tariff Policy Impact - China's zero-tariff policy for least developed countries has significantly boosted imports from Africa, with a 15.2% increase in imports from these nations [15][16] - The policy has facilitated the entry of various African agricultural products into the Chinese market, enhancing their competitiveness [15][17] Group 8: Broader Implications of China-Africa Cooperation - The cooperation has become a model for global South-South cooperation, emphasizing mutual benefits and shared development opportunities [18][19]

Group 1 - The fourth China-Africa Economic and Trade Expo is taking place in Changsha, showcasing a variety of African products alongside Chinese goods, emphasizing cooperation opportunities under the theme "China-Africa Together to Dream of Modernization" [1] - The exhibition covers an area of 100,000 square meters with over 4,700 domestic and foreign enterprises displaying products across categories such as agricultural products, engineering machinery, electronic products, and handicrafts [1] - In the first five months of this year, China's total trade with Africa reached 963.21 billion yuan, marking a year-on-year increase of 12.4%, setting a historical record for the same period [2] Group 2 - Agricultural cooperation is expanding, with more high-quality African agricultural products entering the Chinese market; during the expo, China Customs signed five agreements for the import of agricultural products from four African countries [3] - A total of 38 entities from China and Africa signed 28 contracts worth $5.27 billion during the infrastructure cooperation exchange event, covering various sectors including transportation, logistics, energy, and housing construction [4] - The expo serves as a platform for promoting high-tech Chinese products such as new energy vehicles and solar panels, which are gaining popularity in Africa, indicating new directions for China-Africa economic cooperation [5] Group 3 - The expo features a "African Good Products" themed live broadcast, promoting African products through cross-border e-commerce platforms, and a service fund of 1 billion yuan was announced to foster China-Africa cross-border industrial chains [6] - Entrepreneurs from Africa are eager to establish online sales channels for their products, highlighting the growing interest in e-commerce and digital platforms for trade between China and Africa [6] - The expo is seen as a strong force for high-quality development in China-Africa economic cooperation, bringing new opportunities and platforms for collaboration [6]

Group 1 - The fourth China-Africa Economic and Trade Expo is currently ongoing, showcasing a variety of African products and Chinese advanced technologies, attracting significant public interest and participation [1][3][9] - Over 800 types of African products are displayed, including unique items such as Namibian chili sauce, Kenyan flowers, and South African red wine, appealing to local visitors [7][9] - The event has seen a 43.8% increase in signed projects compared to the previous edition, with 279 projects collected and an expected 175 cooperation projects worth $11.39 billion [11] Group 2 - African merchants are particularly interested in Chinese agricultural machinery and technology, which are tailored to meet the needs of African agriculture, enhancing efficiency and labor productivity [9][11] - Environmental protection technologies are also a focus, with companies like Yingfeng Environment showcasing equipment that meets the demands of the African market, leading to discussions on urban environmental improvement projects [11]

Group 1 - The Fourth China-Africa Economic and Trade Expo is being held in Changsha, Hunan, with participation from 53 African countries and over 4,700 Chinese and African enterprises, associations, and financial institutions, attracting more than 30,000 attendees [1] - The trade volume of Nigerian mineral exports to China exceeded 500 million RMB last year, with expectations to double to 1 billion RMB this year, reflecting the deepening bilateral relations and improved trade facilitation [1] - The announcement of 100% zero-tariff measures on products from 53 African countries by China is expected to enhance the entry of high-quality African goods into the Chinese market, boosting confidence among African exhibitors [1] Group 2 - Chinese manufacturing and services are also expanding into Africa through the platform of the expo, with significant demand for infrastructure, commercial development, and livelihood projects in Africa presenting opportunities for Chinese companies [2] - A Jiangsu agricultural machinery company reported sales of 600-800 units of their combined harvester in Africa annually, indicating growing popularity of Chinese agricultural products [2] - In the first quarter of this year, a Hunan engineering machinery company's sales revenue in Africa surpassed 1 billion RMB, exceeding 60% of last year's total revenue, showcasing strong performance in the African market [2] Group 3 - The trade volume between China and Africa reached a historical high of 295.56 billion USD in 2024, with China maintaining its position as Africa's largest trading partner for 16 consecutive years [2] - In the first four months of this year, the trade volume between China and Africa reached 103.1 billion USD, reflecting an 8.1% year-on-year growth [2]

Core Insights - The reports released at the Fourth China-Africa Economic and Trade Expo highlight significant changes in the China-Africa economic and trade cooperation landscape, with a focus on diversification and high-value, technology-intensive trade [1][4]. Trade Growth - The trade volume between China and Africa has increased from less than $40 billion in 2005 to over $280 billion in 2023, marking a growth of more than six times over 18 years [4][6]. - In the first five months of this year, China's imports and exports to African countries reached 963.21 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 12.4%, setting a historical high for the same period [6]. Sectoral Transformation - Key sectors such as agriculture, manufacturing, and digital services are emerging as new engines driving high-quality development in China-Africa bilateral trade [6]. - The agricultural and food industry is transitioning from raw materials to deep processing, while manufacturing is shifting from finished product exports to local production [4]. Regional Dynamics - Trade growth is most pronounced between China and Southern Africa, followed by Eastern Africa, with Eastern Africa exhibiting the highest volatility in trade [4]. Influencing Factors - The changes in trade dynamics are influenced by various factors, including Africa's industrialization process, China's economic upgrading, and the Belt and Road Initiative [4].