中国与非洲贸易半个多世纪发展回顾与展望（Review and Prospect of trade between China and Africa for more than half a century）.docVIP

中国与非洲贸易半个多世纪发展回顾与展望（Review and Prospect of trade between China and Africa for more than half a century） Trade between China and Africa began in 1950. The government Chinese adhering to the equality and mutual benefit, efficiency, diversity and common development principle, the development of economic and trade relations with African countries, and gradually expand the scale of cooperation, continue to broaden areas of cooperation, cooperation level has improved, in the non potential of mutually beneficial cooperation and broad prospects. Yupeiwei Four stages of Sino African Trade Development After half a century of development, the scale of China Africa trade has increased from $aboutto hundreds of billions of dollars, trade increased from one or two countries to more than 50, export commodity structure and trade import are becoming more and more diversified. It can be roughly divided into the following four stages: Phase 1 (1949 -1978): establishment and initial stage of development. Between 1950s and 1970s, the trade between China and Africa developed smoothly. Among them, from the beginning of the 1950s trade folk trade development to larger scale official trade, commodity structure from primary products to the progressive development of industrial manufactured goods, products increased to dozens of trading partners from North African countries extended to sub Saharan African countries, trade payment gradually turned to spot trade by accounting payment. 1950s is the initial stage. In 1950, Chinese trade with Africa amounted to only $12 million 140 thousand, accounting for 1% of the total foreign trade was Chinese, trade only in Morocco and Egypt; by 1959, Chinese with 19 African countries and regions have established trade relations, trade amounted to $90 million, an increase of 7 times more than in 1950. Exports from a single tea based, gradually expanded to tea and grain and oil products (56.2%), light industrial products (16.2%), steel (11.7%) and me