Development Cooperation in Africa: Creating New Momentum for China-U.S. Relations
As China projects itself as an emerging donor of development aid, its development cooperation with Africa has garnered unprecedented attention from the world. While China is faced with many challenges in aid practices in Africa despite its remarkable achievements over the past decades, both develope...
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| description | As China projects itself as an emerging donor of development aid, its development cooperation with Africa has garnered unprecedented attention from the world. While China is faced with many challenges in aid practices in Africa despite its remarkable achievements over the past decades, both developed countries and African countries set high expectations for China’s potential contribution. Against this backdrop, it is crucial for China to enhance trilateral cooperation with developed donors and share experience with them on how to manage aid programs. Based on successful cooperation in the past, China-U.S.-Africa trilateral cooperation will not only strengthen China-U.S. bilateral ties, but also improve China’s overall aid effectiveness to Africa. In the future, China should initiate more development cooperation programs and work to create a coordinating mechanism with the United States in areas of their common understanding and interests; it should also go beyond traditional means of assistance and try to get involved in the U.S.-led public-private partnership (PPP) projects. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-3b176a7b85e3494bba054bba14879ce42022-12-21T19:11:18ZengWorld Century Publishing CorporationChina Quarterly of International Strategic Studies2377-74002377-74192018-01-014457759410.1142/S237774001850025210.1142/S2377740018500252Development Cooperation in Africa: Creating New Momentum for China-U.S. RelationsSong Wei0No. 28 Donghouxiang, Anwai, Beijing 100710, ChinaAs China projects itself as an emerging donor of development aid, its development cooperation with Africa has garnered unprecedented attention from the world. While China is faced with many challenges in aid practices in Africa despite its remarkable achievements over the past decades, both developed countries and African countries set high expectations for China’s potential contribution. Against this backdrop, it is crucial for China to enhance trilateral cooperation with developed donors and share experience with them on how to manage aid programs. Based on successful cooperation in the past, China-U.S.-Africa trilateral cooperation will not only strengthen China-U.S. bilateral ties, but also improve China’s overall aid effectiveness to Africa. In the future, China should initiate more development cooperation programs and work to create a coordinating mechanism with the United States in areas of their common understanding and interests; it should also go beyond traditional means of assistance and try to get involved in the U.S.-led public-private partnership (PPP) projects.http://www.worldscientific.com/doi/pdf/10.1142/S2377740018500252Development cooperationAfricaChina-U.S. relationsaid effectiveness |
| spellingShingle | Song Wei Development Cooperation in Africa: Creating New Momentum for China-U.S. Relations China Quarterly of International Strategic Studies Development cooperation Africa China-U.S. relations aid effectiveness |
| title | Development Cooperation in Africa: Creating New Momentum for China-U.S. Relations |
| title_full | Development Cooperation in Africa: Creating New Momentum for China-U.S. Relations |
| title_fullStr | Development Cooperation in Africa: Creating New Momentum for China-U.S. Relations |
| title_full_unstemmed | Development Cooperation in Africa: Creating New Momentum for China-U.S. Relations |
| title_short | Development Cooperation in Africa: Creating New Momentum for China-U.S. Relations |
| title_sort | development cooperation in africa creating new momentum for china u s relations |
| topic | Development cooperation Africa China-U.S. relations aid effectiveness |
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