Summary:
Africa today is a continent of growth and opportunities. With a young, fastest growing youth population in the world and considerable natural resources and human capital at its disposal, Africa is poised to be a significant growth factor in the global economy. Positive winds of change are sweeping across the continent, which is now home to half of the top ten fastest growing economies of the world. Africa is an opportunity, one that is being shaped by and for the African people.
As Asia’s two largest economy, India and China have been able to tap into this emerging African opportunity. Both are shaping new narratives of engagement with Africa. But while much has been written and deliberated on when it comes to Indian and Chinese involvement in Africa, it is important to highlight differences in its methods of implementation and the impact it has generated on the lives of common Africans.
Post description:
- Publication year: 2019
- Content type: Op-Ed
- Form of cooperation: Comprehensive
- Cooperation context: Multilaterial
- Region (country): Africa, Asia
- Sector: Multisectoral
- Institution (publication): Observer Research Foundation
- Written by: Abhishek Mishra
- Keywords: Africa involvement, China, India
- Link: https://www.orfonline.org/expert-speak/how-indian-and-chinese-involvement-in-africa-differs-in-intent-methods-and-outcomes-55574/