On June 12th, the China Africa Infrastructure Cooperation and Exchange Event was held in Changsha, Hunan. China reached 28 cooperation projects with multiple African countries such as Ethiopia and Angola on site, with a total signed amount of 5.27 billion US dollars. The project covers traditional fields such as transportation, energy, communication, and water conservancy, as well as emerging directions such as digital infrastructure and ecological engineering, demonstrating the strong trend of China Africa cooperation extending to the entire industry chain.

It is reported that these cooperative projects include various forms such as contracted engineering, investment business contracts, and strategic agreements. Among them, the riverbank green development project implemented by China Communications Construction in Ethiopia has transformed polluted waterways into the largest urban comprehensive square in Africa, becoming a benchmark case in the field of ecological restoration. Tunisian Trade Minister Samir Abid presented the "Gateway to Africa" cross-border corridor plan on site, stating that "Chinese companies are ideal partners to achieve this vision"; The Deputy Minister of Roads of Ghana mentioned the highway projects constructed with the participation of Chinese enterprises and expressed his expectation for deepening regional connectivity cooperation.

Data shows that since the "the Belt and Road" initiative was put forward, Chinese enterprises have participated in the construction and renovation of more than 10000 kilometers of railways, nearly 100000 kilometers of roads, and more than 200000 kilometers of power and communication networks in Africa. This signing not only continues the traditional cooperation advantages between China and Africa in transportation, energy and other fields, but also opens up cooperation space in new tracks such as digital infrastructure and ecological governance, injecting new momentum into Africa's industrialization and modernization process. (This article is from the official website of Jian Dao www.seetao.com. Reproduction without permission is prohibited, otherwise it will be prosecuted. Please indicate Jian Dao website+original link when reprinting.) Jian Dao website strategy column editor/Wu Juan