Sino-African cooperation a focus at inaugural expo
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Trade show in Changsha aims to further economic ties between China and continent
The first China-Africa Economic and Trade Expo, running from June 27 to 29 in Changsha, Hunan province, will promote Sino-African cooperation in fields such as trade, agriculture, investment and finance, infrastructure construction and cooperative industrial zone development.
A number of deals will be signed during the expo related to agriculture, manufacturing, infrastructure and the building of trade and economic cooperation zones, said Qian Keming, vice-minister of commerce, in a press conference held in early June.
African countries have seen the inaugural China-Africa Economic and Trade Expo as an ideal platform to expand trade ties with China.
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