As the Summit of the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation is about to be held, cgtn has launched the documentary "Together in 2035", focusing on the "2035 Vision for China-Africa Cooperation" and the African Union's "2063 Agenda", focusing on China and Africa in aviation technology, green Cooperation in areas such as development, training of high-level technical personnel, and digital economy showcases the wonderful story of China and Africa working together to modernize.
China’s technology empowers Africa’s future
In South Africa, the Hongshi 100 MW tower solar thermal power station built by Shandong Electric Power Construction Company No. 3 Company is the largest tower solar thermal power station project in the region. Chief Engineer Xie Yanjun worked together with Clayton, a local South African engineer, to detect the chemical water used to transfer heat to ensure the safe operation of the project. After close cooperation between teams from the two countries, the Redstone Power Station project has been successfully put into operation, which can meet the power needs of 200,000 households in South Africa.
ska (Square Kilometer Array Radio Telescope) is one of the most important large telescope projects in the current international radio astronomy community. China Electronics Network Communications Research Institute teamed up with scientific research institutions from South Africa, Italy and other countries to complete the construction of ska antennas in South Africa. The documentary recorded in detail the day's work of antenna engineer Cheng Zhifeng. He worked from six or seven in the evening to two or three in the night, operating instruments with one hand at high altitude to detect and collect data on the newly built antenna. The documentary vividly demonstrates the professionalism and dedication of Chinese scientific and technological workers in international cooperation projects.
From "teaching a man a fish" to "teaching a man how to fish"
"Together we go to 2035" focuses on the cultivation of high-level technical talents in Africa. Melissa from Rwanda is studying e-commerce in the Rwanda class of Alibaba Business School of Hangzhou Normal University. The documentary completely recorded the process of Melissa's search for a summer internship and her first live broadcast of goods. She said: "I hope Rwanda can participate in the global digital revolution. After returning home, I hope to teach more people to use e-commerce thinking to increase sales."
In the documentary, Jiang Jiang, the Chinese person in charge of Ethiopian Luban Workshop, said that Ethiopia is eager to change its industrial structure and move towards an industrialized country. The demand for technical talents is growing rapidly, and more and more people are coming to the local Luban Workshop to study. Student Honok Imino said that he learned a lot about the robot system in a few days and was able to operate it himself, which made him very motivated to learn.
Chinese-style modernization is an example for Africa to learn from
In "Together 2035", Monique Nsanzabaganwa, Vice Chairman of the African Union Commission, said that China is developing very rapidly. She appreciates the speed of development and hopes that Africa can also keep up with China's pace.
Rahmantala Mohammed Osman, the African Union representative in China, said that the experience of Chinese-style modernization has important reference significance for Africa, and China can bring a lot of inspiration to Africa's modernization.
Xia Zehan, UNESCO representative in China, believes that Luban Workshop has successfully connected China and Africa. He said: "Only by teaching local people the skills they need, can they truly take their destiny into their own hands."
James Kimonyo, Rwanda's ambassador to China, spoke highly of the cooperation between China and Rwanda in the field of digital economy . He said that Rwanda is the first African country to jointly build ewtp (World Electronic Trade Platform) with China. He hopes to cultivate more local talents and promote the development of Rwanda’s digital economy.
"Together to 2035" has attracted widespread attention in Africa.
The documentary "Together to 2035" has received widespread attention from African media, including Congo (DRC) Elite Tribune, Congo (DRC) Daily Network, Congo (DRC) "Prosperity", Cameroon The China-Campus News Network, the Central African State News Agency, and the Chadian National News Agency have all reprinted and broadcast the documentary in mainstream African media. The documentary has been broadcast on Guinea TV station fim guinée, Congo (Brazzaville) nti radio-télévision, and the world's second largest video website dailymotion.
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