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China-Africa trade expo offers opportunity to showcase top products for export: Mozambican Ambassador

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China-Africa trade expo offers opportunity to showcase top products for export: Mozambican Ambassador

2025-06-12 21:55 Last Updated At:23:37

Maria Gustava, Ambassador of Mozambique to China, has highlighted the ongoing China-Africa Economic and Trade Expo as an opportunity to showcase her country's products for export and deepen economic integration between the two nations.

The fourth edition of the expo is running in Changsha City of central China's Hunan Province from Thursday to Sunday, attracting over 30,000 Chinese and African participants.

"Mozambique is going to participate with a very high-level delegation and with a business delegation. This is an opportunity for us to showcase our main sectors, to cooperate more with business people here in China and also to establish ties, to promote trade and to attain more investment. And I believe that this time we're going to open new avenues and we can do more together for economic integration between our two countries," the ambassador said.    Gustava underscored that African countries have much to gain from expanding trade with China, including opportunities to acquire technology, get funding and create jobs.

"Through the trade, Africa is benefiting because we are getting the transfer of technology, we are getting part of this globalized world for the new era of the digital world. So through the trade and through the investment, the Chinese company that are working in our countries, they're bringing the technology, they're bringing the good things for our country. So also this is really beneficial for our country to have the Chinese bringing their knowledge, their funds and their technology. And also we have our side that we provide the minerals, which is creating also (jobs) for us and solving the instabilities that maybe we have in our country," she said.

"Trade openings of Africa also will benefit more, but we need to work more on the connectivity within the African (countries). We have to develop the joint infrastructure that can also benefit more not only for the African countries but for China. Because through this connectivity, you enter Mozambique and can go to other countries. So if there is no connectivity here, things they may not move well. So we have to work more on infrastructure and bringing the countries together and for the integration to be better," the envoy said.

China-Africa trade expo offers opportunity to showcase top products for export: Mozambican Ambassador

China-Africa trade expo offers opportunity to showcase top products for export: Mozambican Ambassador

Protesters filled Mexico City's Paseo de la Reforma on Saturday, rallying in solidarity with Venezuela and denouncing U.S. influence in Latin America.

The United States launched a large-scale military operation against Venezuela in the early hours of Jan 3, taking by force Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores.

Holding numerous flags and banners while chanting slogans intermittently, a huge crowd of protesters criticized U.S. military actions against Venezuela and the unlawful control over President Maduro and his spouse, calling for respect for national sovereignty and regional peace.

"We oppose the U.S. intervention and hegemony towards the countries in Latin America. The United States has flagrantly trampled on international law, bombed Caracas and kidnapped the Maduro couple. The U.S. interventionism has become extremely blatant. We must firmly oppose and be highly vigilant, because this is not only related to a certain country, but also to all countries," said a protester.

"We demand that the United States stop interfering in Venezuela's internal affairs. The country must immediately cease its exploitation and plundering of the countries in Latin America," said another protester.

Protest erupts in Mexico City over US military operation in Venezuela

Protest erupts in Mexico City over US military operation in Venezuela

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