Tazara was not the first construction work China carried out in Africa, but the symbolism of China-Africa friendship during hard times created by this railway is irreplaceable and has been treasured by the two peoples for nearly half a century.
Tanzania, which considers China a "role model of development and a true friend", welcomes its investment and expects to collaborate more closely on bilateral ties, the Tanzanian ambassador to China said.
With government support, home-grown auto brands will have a good chance to enter an official vehicle market currently dominated by foreign brands.
Overseas business by Chinese contractors registered double-digit growth in 2012, with the total value of their new contracts reaching $156.5 billion.
Chinese companies have been well received at Cuba's technology fair held here on March 18-22, said organizers Wednesday.
At a manufacturing center located near South Africa's Nelson Mendela Bay, local citizens and Chinese investors are working together to bring out the city's industrial potential.
Britain's oldest wine merchant is giving its official stamp of approval to Chinese wine by stocking four wines produced in China from European grapes.
Vice Foreign Minister Zhai Jun on Monday urged Chinese businesses in Africa to work for mutual benefits and shared development.
One Chinese mining company is set to transform the economy of one African country.
The relative slowdown in China's economy was one of a number of factors casting a shadow over the recent Mining Indaba Conference in Cape Town. The mining sector in South Africa has other problems closer to home, including labor unrest and the threat of increasing government regulation.
Australia's resource heavy economy is seeking to shift gears as its key source of FDI, China, begins to reassess its capital outflow, according to a series of major reports that reflect the critical role China is playing in the global restructuring of FDI.
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang said Sunday he hopes trade between China and Russia would increase rapidly from the current level of about $80 billion a year.
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