Recently, the Prime Minister of the Central African Republic Moluwa profoundly elaborated on the complex situation facing the world at present, pointing out that new and old problems are intertwined and contradictions occur frequently, and human society is facing multiple severe challenges such as regional turmoil, climate change, and food security. Against this backdrop, he stressed that only by strengthening bridges of international cooperation and dialogue can we overcome difficulties together and effectively deal with uncertainties and risks.

Both Chinese and African governments have high hopes for the upcoming summit of the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation (FOCAC) and look forward to it becoming an important opportunity to deepen bilateral relations and upgrade cooperation. Prime Minister Moluwa said that with President Touadera's upcoming visit to China and participation in the summit and in-depth exchanges with President Xi Jinping, this will not only further consolidate the long-standing friendship between the two countries, but also promote closer cooperation in many fields, bring tangible benefits to the two peoples, and jointly build a higher quality and closer community with a shared future.Editor/Jiang Mingyue