China and Africa: financial aid and strategic interests

Abstract

The financial dimension is a crucial aspect of bilateral cooperation between China and the African continent.The instruments and mechanisms of cooperation evolve with the changing strategy and financial capabilities of the Middle Kingdom and the needs and expectations of African partners.Development aid is an essential aspect of financial cooperation, allowing the PRC to pursue its strategic interests and accelerating the pace of economic development of the partner countries.The article contains an analysis of financial aid issues, including development aid, and the characteristics of China's aid activities in Africa.As a result of the research, conclusions are drawn regarding the link between the strategic interests of the PRC and its development aid strategy on the African continent.

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