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The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the People’s Republic of China has said the United States of America needs to respect the aspiration of the African people.
These remarks were made by the Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Regular during a press conference held on 14 December 2022. They were made as <a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/usa-raises-55-billion-for-africa-to-be-used-over-the-next-3-years-alone/">the U.S. was holding a summit with African Leaders. </a>
Pindula News presents below extracts from the press conference:
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CCTV: The US-Africa Leaders Summit opened this week in Washington. Senior US officials claimed that what China does in Africa is not always transparent” and “that will be eventually destabilizing”, and that the US remains the “partner of choice” in Africa. Do you have any response?
Wang Wenbin: Supporting Africa’s development is the common responsibility of the international community. We are always happy to see Africa diversify its cooperation partners, and we welcome greater international focus on and investment in Africa, including from the US, as well as cooperation with Africa which is genuinely equal-footed and mutually-beneficial.
We also hope that the US will view China-Africa cooperation with an open mind. Africa is not a wrestling ground for major-country rivalry, still less a target of strong-arm tactic from a certain country or certain people. African countries and people have the wisdom and capability to choose cooperation partners who can help advance African interests. They themselves are best positioned to tell who wants what’s best for the continent.
China is Africa’s good friend, partner and brother. Our cooperation with Africa is equal-footed, win-win, aboveboard and fruitful. It is warmly welcomed by the people of Africa. The US needs to respect the aspiration of the African people and take concrete actions to advance Africa’s development, instead of being bent on smearing and attacking other countries. 
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China and the USA have for years been competing to have an influence on Africa by extending financial assistance to ensure they stamp their authority on the geopolitics arena.
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"The US Needs To Respect The Aspiration Of The African People" - China

The United States of America has raised $55 billion to be used in Africa toward the advancement of “shared priorities” in the next three years. 
This was announced by Antony J. Blinken, the Secretary of State at the U.S. – Africa Leaders Summit 2022 which started on the 13th and ended on the 15th of December. 
In his remarks gleaned by Pindula News, Blinken said the U.S. is committed to expanding broad-based economic opportunity in Africa in part by mobilizing the power of the American private sector. He said:
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 So earlier this year in South Africa, I had an opportunity to set out the administration’s Strategy for Africa.  And at its core, it really can be distilled to a single word, and that word is partnership.  The reality is that the United States and African nations cannot deliver on any of the fundamental aspirations of our people – we can’t solve any of the big challenges that we face – if we don’t work together.  So our approach is about what America can do with African nations and people, not for them. And that’s what this summit, the U.S.-Africa Leaders Summit, has really been all about.
We took full advantage of having so many leaders from African governments, businesses to strengthen these partnerships, as was demonstrated, I think, by the robust engagement from President Biden, Vice President Harris, and a large number of our Cabinet secretaries throughout the course of the week.  And as you’ve heard, we’re putting considerable new resources toward advancing our shared priorities, $55 billion over the next three years alone.
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He also reiterated the U.S. “desire” to see a permanent member from Africa in the UN Security Council and for the Africa Union to join the G20 as a permanent member.
Blinken also said President Joe Biden announced more than $15 billion in new deals. He also said:
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America will not dictate Africa’s choices. Neither should anyone else. The right to make these choices belongs to Africans and Africans alone. But we will work relentlessly to expand their choices, and the agreements and investments we made this week showed that when African governments, businesses, and communities are offered the choice to partner with the United States, they will take it…
As the President said yesterday, we’re all in on Africa’s future because we know that the future of African nations and the United States is a shared one. And in what the President called a decisive decade, that partnership is more vital than ever.
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USA Raises $55 billion "For Africa" To Be Used "Over The Next 3 Years Alone"

Zimbabwe has been invited to attend the US-Africa Leaders Summit scheduled for 13 – 15 December.
The invitation, however, went to Foreign Affairs and International Trade Minister Frederick Shava, as President Emmerson Mnangagwa remains under US sanctions.
Only governments that don’t have diplomatic relations with the US (Eritrea, Western Sahara) or have been suspended by the African Union (Burkina Faso, Guinea, Mali and Sudan) weren’t invited to the summit.
Dana Banks, the White House point person for the summit, told The Africa Report that there are some African countries that have challenges on democracy and governance.
Livit Mugejo, the spokesman for the ministry of foreign affairs and international trade said:
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We are in continuous re-engagement with the United States and any other Western country.
Hence, the invitation for the minister to attend the [US-Africa] summit provides another opportunity for the government to continue with its re-engagement efforts.
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Jim Risch of Idaho, who is the top Republican on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, on 15 September said the US “should look for someone who has a less abysmal human rights, corruption, and democracy record than the foreign minister.”
Last week the US Treasury Department lifted sanctions on 11 Zimbabwean officials while adding deputy police commissioner for administration Stephen Mutamba to the list.
Mutamba is accused of “undermining Zimbabwe’s democratic processes and institutions”.
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