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China： To Extend over $12 Billion
in Aid to Africa
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang unveiled extra aid for Africa totaling at least $12 billion on Monday， and offered to share advance technology with the continent to help with development of high-speed rail， state news agency Xinhua reported. Li pledged the additional funding in a speech at the Organisation of African Union headquarters in the Ethiopian capital， Addis Ababa.China will increase credit lines to Africa by $10 billion and will boost the China-Africa Development Fund by $2 billion， bringing it to a total of $5 billion， Xinhua said. It provided no details of the timeframe.Li "depicted a dream that all African capitals are connected with high-speed rail， so as to boost pan-African communication and development，" the report said. As China has advanced technologies in this area， Li said China was ready to work with Africa "to make this dream come true".
China will also offer $100 million in aid for wildlife protection， Li added.
in Aid to Africa
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang unveiled extra aid for Africa totaling at least $12 billion on Monday， and offered to share advance technology with the continent to help with development of high-speed rail， state news agency Xinhua reported. Li pledged the additional funding in a speech at the Organisation of African Union headquarters in the Ethiopian capital， Addis Ababa.China will increase credit lines to Africa by $10 billion and will boost the China-Africa Development Fund by $2 billion， bringing it to a total of $5 billion， Xinhua said. It provided no details of the timeframe.Li "depicted a dream that all African capitals are connected with high-speed rail， so as to boost pan-African communication and development，" the report said. As China has advanced technologies in this area， Li said China was ready to work with Africa "to make this dream come true".
China will also offer $100 million in aid for wildlife protection， Li added.