Africa-China Investment and Trade Conference to strengthen economic ties
The conference will feature over 100 ministers and 50 leaders of state-owned companies from Africa, business leaders and entrepreneurs across various industries, Chinese government officials, sponsor companies, more than 1000 African Traders and more than 2000 Chinese exhibitors...
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The inaugural Africa-China Investment and Trade Conference (ACIC) is set to take place in Guangdong Province from 24th to 25th September, aiming to significantly deepen economic ties between the two continents.
- The event will host over 100 ministers and 50 leaders of state-owned companies from Africa, along with more than 1000 African Traders and over 2000 Chinese exhibitors.
- Organized by Treadway in partnership with four Chinese agencies, the conference seeks to bridge cultural and business gaps and foster collaboration for global economic development.
- Keynote speakers include HRH Prince Zolile Burns-Ncamashe, South Africa’s Deputy Minister of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs, who will highlight the importance of building bridges between African and Chinese markets.
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