Africa s assistance to China in the 70s of the 20th century

Generally, developed countries provide money and Chinese provide assistance.

Speaking of support, in fact, for China, it is just a lot of fat foreign projects. Of course, local conditions are generally tougher, but compared to income, they are nothing.

Therefore, supporting Africa is just a manifestation of the Chinese's efforts to "make a fortune and make money" to the extreme.

China's assistance to Africa includes:

1. Infrastructure construction assistance, such as Tanzania Railway, African Union Conference Building, stadium, etc.;

2. Humanitarian assistance, such as providing assistance in the event of natural disasters in African countries;

3. Medical assistance: China** has stationed medical assistance teams in many African countries;

4. Economic assistance, including the provision of interest-free loans, debt relief and relief for African countries, etc.

Invest in building factories and then dump goods.

By the way, we will support infrastructure construction, buy the hearts and minds of Africans, and get international support.

1. China's aid to Africa has indeed produced an important impetus for Africa's development, in the face of Africa's harsh natural environment and investment environment, Chinese's selfless, hard-working, and kind assistance has greatly helped local construction, especially infrastructure construction, and also provided countless jobs.

2. Development mainly depends on internal factors, and China's aid is an external force, but if the African people themselves do not want to progress and do not want to progress, you will lose gold and silver, and they can sit and eat empty in the past! With the change of the world pattern, Africa is no longer the focus of the European and American powers, and the development vision of African countries has also made great progress, so they actively follow the reform model including China, and actively attract various investments including China, so the combination of internal and external development can come naturally.

There is a lot of assistance.

Since 2001, the scale of China's aid to Africa has been expanding year by year, and the scope of aid has expanded from the economy to education, health, culture and other fields. At the first ministerial meeting of the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation (FOCAC) held in Beijing in October 2000, China pledged to "continue to provide assistance to African countries within the scope of its capabilities and within the framework of South-South cooperation in accordance with their specific economic conditions". China will "provide special funds to support and encourage powerful Chinese enterprises to invest in Africa, and establish joint ventures or cooperative projects that are effective and suitable for local needs; China is committed to "reducing the debt of 10 billion yuan to the heavily indebted poor countries and least developed countries in Africa" within two years"；China has set up a 'Human Resources Development in Africa' and gradually increased its investment in bonuses to help African countries train all kinds of talents.

In Zimbabwe alone, between 2000 and 2012, there were as many as 128 official projects aided and built by China.