Overseas media: Chinese experts help Africa increase food production

Published 2021년 1월 4일

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Hundreds of Chinese agricultural experts are working with African farmers and experts to increase crop yields across Africa, with 24 agricultural technology demonstration centers established by China in Africa to train farmers and increase crop output. China also plans to buy more African agricultural products and provides tariff preferences for these products. The partnership aims to improve food security and living standards in Africa, with China encouraging domestic companies to purchase more African agricultural products.
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Reference News Network reported on January 4 that Hong Kong’s South China Morning Post website published a report entitled "China-Africa Relations: Chinese Agricultural Experts Help Increase Crop Yield" on January 2, stating that after Beijing promised to buy more African agricultural products, hundreds of A Chinese agricultural expert is working with farmers and experts across Africa to help them increase crop yields. The full text is as follows: At the end of last year, a dozen agricultural experts arrived in Burundi. A few months ago, Beijing completed an agricultural technology demonstration in the country. The construction of the center. The China National International Development Cooperation Agency said that it hopes that the center can help improve Burundi’s food security and people’s living standards. The National International Development Cooperation Agency said that China’s planting and breeding technology will be developed through the cooperation of agricultural ...
Source: Sohu

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