Published October 2000
This declaration followed an historic three-day meeting of Chinese and African government ministers. It affirms their relationship and opens the door to "vigorously promote further China-Africa co-operation in the economic, trade, financial, agricultural, medical care and public health, scientific and technological, cultural, educational, human resources development...and other areas...so as to promote the common development of China and Africa".
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More than forty African heads of state are in Beijing for a summit to expand China-Africa cooperation. The summit occurs amid growing concern...
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