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Sino-African economic and trade relations in 2013 and the outlook in 2014The year 2013 witnessed an increasingly volatile global economy,but an overall robust growth in Africa supported by strong investment demand,increased productive capacity as well as enhanced domestic consumption.The International Monetary Fund predicts that growth in Africa will reach to 5 percent in 2013 and 6 percent in 2014.Against this backdrop,both China and African countries focused on transforming their economic development modes and achieved impressive progress in bilateral trade and economic cooperation,involving more African countries and industrial sectors,which laid a solid foundation for the deepening of future cooperation.
Sino-African economic and trade relations in 2013 and the outlook in 2014The year 2013 witnessed an increasingly volatile global economy, but an overall robust growth in Africa supported by strong investment demand, increased productive capacity as well as domestic consumption. The International Monetary Fund predicts that growth in Africa will reach 5 percent in 2013 and 6 percent in 2014. Against this backdrop, both China and African countries focused on transforming their economic development modes and achieved impressive progress in bilateral trade and economic cooperation, involving more African countries and industrial sectors, which laid a solid foundation for the deepening of future cooperation.