China and African countries jointly held a thematic meeting on trade and investment integration at the WTO Xinhua News Agency, Geneva, October 29. During the 10th Global Review Conference on "Aid for Trade Promotion" of the World Trade Organization, China, Zambia and Rwanda jointly held a thematic meeting on "China-Africa Trade and Investment Cooperation to Promote African Industrialization" in Geneva, Switzerland on the 29th. Vice Minister of Commerce Jiang Chenghua noted in his keynote speech that the development deficit in world trade has existed for a long time, and African countries do not constitute an insufficient part of the added value of international trade and production. There is an urgent need to promote industrialization and economic development through the integration of trade and investment. This year marks the 25th anniversary of China's accession to the WTO. China is willing to share development practices with all parties and seize the opportunity of WTO reform to promote cooperation on the WTO's development agenda and narrow the development gap. China has submitted a proposal to integrate trade and investment to the WTO and welcomes other members to discuss this issue. Chen Hao, Deputy Director of the Bureau of International Economic Cooperation of the Ministry of Commerce, presented China's practice in assisting African industrialization in the field of "Trade Promotion Assistance". China promotes connectivity by helping build infrastructure projects such as roads and bridges, airports and seaports in Africa; supports green change and expands cooperation in developing areas such as clean energy, communications and aerospace; implements 38 vocational and technical school projects in 23 African countries to deepen cooperation in human resources; Assists in the construction of factory parks, improves the agricultural industry chain, promotes the integration of trade and investments and lays a solid foundation for the industrialization of Africa. Senior officials from Zambia and Rwanda and representatives of Chinese-funded enterprises shared cases. In Zambia, Chinese-funded organizations have invested more than $500 million to build a urea project with an annual output of 300,000 tons, converting local coal into fertilizer and promoting Zambia's transformation from a fertilizer importer to an exporter. In Rwanda, Chinese-financed enterprises have invested in establishing factories, creating employment for nearly 10,000 people, helping "Made in Rwanda" clothes to sell well in Europe and the United States, and allowing the results of industrialization to benefit local residents. Representatives who attended the meeting believed that as the largest developing country in the world today, China has always implemented global development initiatives, maintained the concept of authenticity, affinity and good faith, promoted the integration of trade and investment within the framework of South-South cooperation, and combined China's market, capital, technology and experience with Africa's resources, human resources and development potential in improving China's ability and effective development. To develop and develop an effective solution of China. Promoting the industrialization of Africa and building a world of shared prosperity. The WTO's Aid for Trade Global Review Conference began in 2007 and is held every two years to assess and monitor the implementation of the Aid for Trade initiative. The 10th Congress was held in Geneva, Switzerland from October 29 to 30.

China and African countries jointly held a thematic meeting on trade and investment integration at the WTO Xinhua News Agency, Geneva, October 29. During the 10th Global Review Conference on "Aid for Trade Promotion" of the World Trade Organization, China, Zambia and Rwanda jointly held a thematic meeting on "China-Africa Trade and Investment Cooperation to Promote African Industrialization" in Geneva, Switzerland on the 29th. Vice Minister of Commerce Jiang Chenghua noted in his keynote speech that the development deficit in world trade has existed for a long time, and African countries do not constitute an insufficient part of the added value of international trade and production. There is an urgent need to promote industrialization and economic development through the integration of trade and investment. This year marks the 25th anniversary of China's accession to the WTO. China is willing to share development practices with all parties and seize the opportunity of WTO reform to promote cooperation on the WTO's development agenda and narrow the development gap. China has submitted a proposal to integrate trade and investment to the WTO and welcomes other members to discuss this issue. Chen Hao, Deputy Director of the Bureau of International Economic Cooperation of the Ministry of Commerce, presented China's practice in assisting African industrialization in the field of "Trade Promotion Assistance". China promotes connectivity by helping build infrastructure projects such as roads and bridges, airports and seaports in Africa; supports green change and expands cooperation in developing areas such as clean energy, communications and aerospace; implements 38 vocational and technical school projects in 23 African countries to deepen cooperation in human resources; Assists in the construction of factory parks, improves the agricultural industry chain, promotes the integration of trade and investments and lays a solid foundation for the industrialization of Africa. Senior officials from Zambia and Rwanda and representatives of Chinese-funded enterprises shared cases. In Zambia, Chinese-funded organizations have invested more than $500 million to build a urea project with an annual output of 300,000 tons, converting local coal into fertilizer and promoting Zambia's transformation from a fertilizer importer to an exporter. In Rwanda, Chinese-financed enterprises have invested in establishing factories, creating employment for nearly 10,000 people, helping "Made in Rwanda" clothes to sell well in Europe and the United States, and allowing the results of industrialization to benefit local residents. Representatives who attended the meeting believed that as the largest developing country in the world today, China has always implemented global development initiatives, maintained the concept of authenticity, affinity and good faith, promoted the integration of trade and investment within the framework of South-South cooperation, and combined China's market, capital, technology and experience with Africa's resources, human resources and development potential in improving China's ability and effective development. To develop and develop an effective solution of China. Promoting the industrialization of Africa and building a world of shared prosperity. The WTO's Aid for Trade Global Review Conference began in 2007 and is held every two years to assess and monitor the implementation of the Aid for Trade initiative. The 10th Congress was held in Geneva, Switzerland from October 29 to 30.