National School of Government hosts roundtable to grow China–Africa relations
The National School of Government (NSG), under the Department of Public Service and Administration, together with the Global South, hosted a landmark round table discussion on China-Africa relations in Kempton Park, Ekurhuleni.
The Global South Dialogue initiative brought thought leaders, policymakers, and experts to explore the future of cooperation and collaboration between China and South Africa.
The event aims to foster dialogue and collaboration between China and Africa, explore opportunities for economic cooperation and development, address challenges and solutions in the China-Africa partnership and promote cultural exchange and mutual understanding.
Public Service and Administration Minister Inkosi Mzamo Buthelezi, co-convenor of the Global South Dialogue, is leading the discussions.
Held under the themed: “Working Together for the Revitalization of the Global South: Co-creating the Path to G20 Sustainable Development,” the round table will provide a platform for frank and open discussions on key issues shaping the China- South Africa partnership.
The Global South Dialogue initiative serves as a platform for promoting South-South cooperation and fostering dialogue on global issues. This event is part of a series of initiatives aimed at strengthening relations between China and Africa.
“We are excited to co-host this session which brings together diverse perspectives and expertise to shape the narrative on China- South Africa relations. The round table discussion is a crucial step towards fostering greater understanding, cooperation, and mutual benefit between China and South Africa,” said NSG Principal Phindile Mkwanazi.
Key discussions include:
- Shared Capacity – China–Africa Cooperation in Agriculture, Science, and Technology
- Shared Vision – Strengthening Multilateral Governance and the Path to UN Reform
- Shared Future – The Role of Young Media Professionals in China–Africa Cooperation