Egyptian Expert Highlights China's Role in Africa

Egyptian researcher Farouk Hossein AbouDeif affirmed that China is considered an important partner in Africa's development. Its investments have significantly contributed to improving infrastructure, energy, mining, ports, and transportation networks, all linked to the Belt and Road Initiative. He explained that China provides funding and technology while respecting the sovereignty of African countries, which reduces reliance on traditional powers and offers greater flexibility in partnership choices. Chinese projects have also helped lower transportation costs, connect production areas to global markets, and promote economic growth and improved living standards across the continent. This has been achieved through the construction or modernization of approximately 100,000 kilometers of roads, 10,000 kilometers of railways, and the development of ports and regional network connections. AbouDeif pointed out that Chinese support enhances cooperation between China and Africa, with expectations for further expansion into technology and industry, and improvements in the trade balance—especially after China's decision to reduce import costs from African countries, thereby strengthening the interests of both sides.

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