China New Approach In Africa Advantage, Concern And Implications

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9.4 percent annual GDP growth. In 1978 China accounted for less than 1% of the world economy and it total foreign trade was worth 20.6 Billion today it account for 4% of the world economy with foreign trade worth 851 Billion the third in the world. This development strategy requires consistent and secure natural resources crucial for its growth industry. Since the beginning of the Open door policy china has expanded his outreach to the world and increases his engagement and investment around the world. This approach was adopted because of China history they understood that they need to interact more in order to understand the global evolution of the international community. The Chinese communist party leader adopted this pragmatic approach for the simple reason that they need the world as much as the world needed china. That philosophy was the reason that the Chinese Government initiates rapprochement with the African nations. Africa is the poorest continent of the world but it is ...

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then we will look at how this new policy affect china relation with Africans former colonial power and finally how Africans perceive this waves of Chinese funds, goods, and immigrants.

* WHAT CHINA WANTS

Beijing's has a clear and pragmatic approach with Africa. Chinese growing industries require consistent supply of new energy and raw material and also new markets to export their goods. Chinese diplomats also seek Africa support in many international organizations in order to secure their interests and, possibly counter the U.S. influence in the world. As Dr. Ernest Wilson, Professor at the University of Maryland, told the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission ``China ...

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