During the 10th World Trade Organization's “Aid for Trade” Global Review Conference, China, Zambia and Rwanda jointly hosted a conference on the theme “China-Africa Trade and Investment Integration Cooperation to Promote Industrialization in Africa” in Geneva, Switzerland on the 29th. Vice Minister of Commerce Jiang Chenghua pointed out in his keynote speech that development deficits in the global trade sector have existed for a long time, and African countries have insufficient share in international trade and manufacturing value added, and there is an urgent need to promote industrialization and economic development through trade and investment integration. This year marks the 25th anniversary of China's entry into the WTO. China is ready to share development practices with all parties and take advantage of WTO reform opportunities to promote cooperation on the WTO development agenda and narrow the development gap. China has submitted a proposal for the integration of trade and investment to the WTO, and more members are welcome to discuss this topic.

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