China's top diplomat heads to Africa as West's attention dwindles
- China's top diplomat Wang Yi began his annual New Year tour of Africa, visiting Namibia, the Republic of Congo, Chad, and Nigeria to strengthen Beijing's influence as Western attention declines.
- China is increasing its financial support for Africa, aiming to secure critical minerals deals and find markets for its exports amid its economic slowdown.
- China's engagement in Africa contrasts with the limited attention from the U.S. And Europe, as President Biden's visit to Angola was his only sub-Saharan trip during his presidency.
- Chinese officials emphasize Africa's development potential, with China viewed as a reliable partner in contrast to Western perspectives on its influence in the region.
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