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The stakes of Asian presence in Africa
By African Bulletin on May 28, 2010
The 4th Moroccan Asian Studies Conference started today in Rabat with a focus on Japanese and Chinese affairs and the relationship between these countries and Africa. Pr Taib Chkili, chairman of Mohamed V university and H.E Mohamed Ouzine, foreign affairs secretary of state launched the opening ceremony of the conference. The topic this year is about the stakes of the Asian presence in Africa. The first panel was about the Chinese foreign politics with eminent participation of Pr Chu Shulong and Pr Mohamed Benhamou.
Other panels will follow later today and tomorrow all day long discussing different issues and matters related to Asian and African economic cooperation, development and Human security.
African Bulletin, as a partner of the conference is proud to be in Morocco and to take part in the conference.
Special coverage of the conference is available on this link.