China hosts African leaders to rekindle 'Belt and Road' outreach
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"The Washington perception that China is trying to be more vocal and have more presence in the world, that's accurate," said Zhou Yongmei, a professor at Peking University. "I think that's a good thing. Over time, China will be more active, but also the global governance system will move in the direction of voices from developing countries."
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi stated that the forum is an opportunity for Xi to "write a new chapter of unity and cooperation for the Global South," reflecting the importance of this summit for China's influence.
The Forum on China-Africa Cooperation is a key component of China's diplomatic outreach to the Global South, aiming to reshape global trade and geopolitics amid competition with the West.
Ahead of the summit, Xi Jinping announced upgraded partnerships with multiple African nations, highlighting China's ongoing commitment to strengthen ties and to revitalize its 'Belt and Road' initiative.
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