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ICYMI: The 2020 CARI Conference is Now Available to Watch Online

by Eric Olander

If you haven’t been able to sit in on the China-Africa Research Initiative’s ongoing annual conference, the discussions are now available to view online. 

This year’s conference focuses on China-Africa security relations and features a number of prominent scholars and analysts from the United States, Europe, China and various African countries.

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