Co-operation between African and China
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| - | The co-operation between Africa and China:Chances and challenges | + | == The co-operation between Africa and China:Chances and challenges == |
| - | + | '''Organizers:''' China NGO Network for international exchanges | |
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Male 56 | Male 56 | ||
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Female 33 | Female 33 | ||
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Professor Isaac Mbeche principal School and Social Sciences and humanities,unversity of Nairobi | Professor Isaac Mbeche principal School and Social Sciences and humanities,unversity of Nairobi | ||
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A report was presented by Professor Isaac about the opportunities and challenges of Africa as a contient trading with China | A report was presented by Professor Isaac about the opportunities and challenges of Africa as a contient trading with China | ||
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Think about globalisation in order to be successful | Think about globalisation in order to be successful | ||
| - | Challenges Faced by Africa | + | '''Challenges Faced by Africa''' |
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Lack of respect for Africa sovereigntiy by China | Lack of respect for Africa sovereigntiy by China | ||
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Exploitation at work places by Chinese | Exploitation at work places by Chinese | ||
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Production of low quality goods | Production of low quality goods | ||
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| - | + | Oppression of workers | |
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| + | Monopoly of Chinese goods in African markets yet at a low cost compared to African products | ||
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| + | A Statement was made by co-presenter from CHina NGO network International exchange which attracted debate from Africans almost leading to foght between the two parties she said CHina interest to trade with Africa is a sincere help for Africa | ||
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| + | '''The following were their agreements''' | ||
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| + | South Africa we had a WIN WIN WIN situation.They wanted the economy to canter for all people but not only the rich | ||
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| + | Zimbabwe stated that it's very hard for the people to carry out trade. | ||
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Latest revision as of 07:10, 5 December 2007
The co-operation between Africa and China:Chances and challenges
Organizers: China NGO Network for international exchanges
Number of participants
Male 56
Female 33
Key speakers
Professor Isaac Mbeche principal School and Social Sciences and humanities,unversity of Nairobi
Summary of Issues
A report was presented by Professor Isaac about the opportunities and challenges of Africa as a contient trading with China
Professor Isaac stated that influence and China is growing at a tremedous rate because attracting a debate among Africans and the entire world.
Chances For Africa to Trade with China Africa as a whole should deal with the people of China directly,this means therefore that we have to study the entire chinese culture and Language so as to win the trust of the Chinese however,it was related that this is a challenge for Africa which finds it had to relate with China
Think about globalisation in order to be successful
Challenges Faced by Africa
Lack of respect for Africa sovereigntiy by China
Exploitation at work places by Chinese
Production of low quality goods
Oppression of workers
Monopoly of Chinese goods in African markets yet at a low cost compared to African products
A Statement was made by co-presenter from CHina NGO network International exchange which attracted debate from Africans almost leading to foght between the two parties she said CHina interest to trade with Africa is a sincere help for Africa
The following were their agreements
South Africa we had a WIN WIN WIN situation.They wanted the economy to canter for all people but not only the rich
Zimbabwe stated that it's very hard for the people to carry out trade.
