BEIJING, Sept 3 – Over 90 percent respondents of a survey said that the practices and principles of China-Africa cooperation have set a good example for developing countries to cooperate in international affairs and provided important solutions for reforming the global governance system.
The survey was conducted by CGTN and Renmin University of China through the New Era International Communication Research Institute. A total of 10,125 people were surveyed in 10 African countries: Cameroon, Botswana, Egypt, Ethiopia, Ghana, Kenya, Morocco, Nigeria, South Africa and Tanzania.
“Sincerity” is how China treat its African friends. China has been supporting African countries in pursuing modernization paths that suit their national conditions, and China-Africa cooperation has become a model of South-South cooperation and international cooperation with Africa.
Nearly 82 percent of the survey respondents praised China for respecting, appreciating and supporting Africa. They said the Chinese people have shared weal and woe and mutual assistance with African people.
