China and various African countries recently signed 14 trade and economic cooperation projects and agreements worth around $170 million at the Promotion Conference for China (Hunan)-Africa Economic and Trade Cooperation held in Changsha in central China’s Hunan province.
Twenty-nine diplomatic envoys from fifteen African countries, including Algeria, Ethiopia, Angola, Ghana, and Kenya, attended the event. The deals covered areas like regional cooperation, strategic agreement, project financing, investment cooperation and trade procurement.
Six Chinese provinces also jointly signed an agreement to advance economic cooperation and trade exchange with African countries at the conference, which also promoted the Pilot Zone for In-depth China-Africa Economic and Trade Cooperation, official Chinese media reported.
