Journalists, Scholars, and Analysts Share What They’d Like to See Emerge From the Upcoming FOCAC Conference

In the run-up to the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation Conference that will take place in Dakar, Senegal at the end of the month, CAP is soliciting a broad swathe of experts to share their views on what outcomes they would like to see from the event, and how they hope China-Africa relations will evolve in the future.

If you would like to share your views on the issue, please send a short paragraph to CAP Africa Editor Cliff Mboya: cliff@chinaafricaproject.com

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