Africa’s Industrial Boom: Equal Partnerships Power Prosperity
As Africa seeks an industrial breakthrough, genuine partnerships—fuelled by infrastructure, tech transfer and the Chinese mainland’s win-win cooperation—are reshaping economies.
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As Africa seeks an industrial breakthrough, genuine partnerships—fuelled by infrastructure, tech transfer and the Chinese mainland’s win-win cooperation—are reshaping economies.
After President Macron’s visit to the Chinese mainland, French firms like L’Oreal, Airbus and LVMH are exploring sustainable development, high-tech manufacturing and the booming consumer market.
In November, the Chinese mainland’s industrial output grew 4.8% year on year, signaling stronger factory activity and a boost for domestic demand.
The Chinese mainland’s goods trade surplus topped $1T in the first 11 months of 2025, fueled by diverse exports, tech-driven growth, and lower import costs.
As the Chinese mainland gears up for its 15th Five-Year Plan, experts urge a focus on automation, innovation and supply chains to boost the real economy.
High-tech manufacturing drove the Chinese mainland’s industrial growth to 7.2% in October, with sectors like smarter devices and aerospace leading the innovation surge.
Packaging leader Amcor marks 30 years in the Chinese mainland with 23 sites, underlining its commitment and confidence.
The manufacturing PMI on the Chinese mainland dipped to 49.0 in October amid holiday effects and external pressures, but structural improvements stay on track.
Pirelli and the Australian Open rev up in the Chinese mainland, blending manufacturing muscle and sports flair to drive investment and fan excitement in a dynamic market.
Discover how Jin Jingquan went from a student in South Korea to empowering the Made in China revolution with precision, quality, and innovation.