CARI Slides From Last Week’s Presentation Now Available Online

If you missed last Thursday’s webinar by the China-Africa Research Initiative (CARI) at Johns Hopkins University about Chinese debt relief in Africa, the slides used in the presentation are now available online.

Since CARI’s data and analysis on the Chinese debt in Africa issue is widely regarded as the benchmark, anytime the research team publishes new figures and charts it’s closely followed by analysts around the world.

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