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BEIJING, July 25 -- China will work with African countries to jointly
explore new ways to boost relations between China and Africa, said a
senior official of the Communist Party of China (CPC) on Wednesday.
The CPC is willing to enhance exchanges, especially in managing state
affairs with African ruling parties, said Wang Jiarui, minister of
the International Department of the CPC Central Committee.
Wang was speaking to a visiting African delegation of officials from
Djibouti, Niger, Chad and Togo.
China is ready to join African countries to deepen mutual understanding
and cooperation, and to implement the consensus reached at the
Beijing Summit of the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation last year,
Wang said.
Echoing Wang's remarks, delegates said African countries and China as
developing nations shared common concerns, challenges and
opportunities.
Cooperation between African and China's ruling parties would help build
parties and states, and enhance political trust, delegates said.
Chinese President Hu Jintao announced eight favorable measures for Africa
at the China-Africa summit held in Beijing in November last year to
help strengthen Africa-China pragmatic cooperation and promote
common development.
At the Beijing Summit, leaders of China and 48 African countries agreed
to establish and develop a new type of strategic partnership,
featuring political equality, mutual trust, mutually beneficial
economic cooperation and cultural exchanges.
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