China reaffirms commitment to supporting Nigeria’s development

Zhang Yi, the chargé d’affaires of the Chinese embassy in Nigeria, has reaffirmed China’s commitment to support Nigeria’s development through strategic partnerships, technology transfer, and infrastructure investments.
Mr Yi stated this on Thursday in Abuja at a Seminar on Promoting Harmony Through Mutual Learning organised by the Chinese Embassy in collaboration with the China Alumni Association and the University of Abuja.
He highlighted the importance of collaboration between the two countries in key energy, transportation, and telecommunications sectors to drive economic growth and mutual opportunities.
He underlined the significance of embracing harmony as a fundamental driving force for national advancement. He drew parallels between China’s path to economic success and the role of embracing diversity while emphasising harmony in China’s developmental journey.
Mr Yi said, “We believe that promoting harmony among different ethnic groups, ensuring political stability, and investing in infrastructure were vital steps required to unlock Nigeria’s full potential and foster sustainable development.
“It is crucial to create a world characterized by peaceful human development through fostering friendships and cultural exchanges as bridges between China and Nigeria.”
Sheriff Ibrahim, the head of the Political Science and International Relations Department at the University of Abuja, said the seminar was held at a critical juncture for Nigeria, which is facing challenges like insecurity, economic difficulties, and social unrest.
Mr Ibrahim, also the Director of Contemporary Africa-China Research in Nigeria, highlighted the significance of championing harmony as a beacon of hope and advancement for Nigeria.
He also expressed optimism regarding integrating harmony into Nigeria’s development agenda, foreseeing its potential to bridge divides, promote inclusivity, and pave the way for a brighter future.
Mr Ibrahim called upon all stakeholders to collaborate toward a shared vision of prosperity and stability for the nation.
(NAN)
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