China–Africa Investments in 2025: Key Trends and How They Can Improve Africa’s Competitiveness
As has been the tradition for the past 35 years, China’s foreign minister began his international travels for the year with a visit to Africa, highlighting the continent’s enduring strategic importance in Beijing’s foreign policy. While Africa accounts for a moderate share of China’s overall economic engagement, longstanding tradition underscores the region’s critical role in China’s economic and geopolitical ambitions.
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi’s visit from 5 to 11 January 2025 built on the momentum from the 2024 Forum…
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