Chinese President Xi Jinping held talks with Ghanaian President John Dramani Mahama in Beijing on Tuesday, reinforcing diplomatic and economic cooperation between the two nations. The meeting occurred on the sidelines of the Global Leaders' Meeting on Women, highlighting shared commitments to gender equality and sustainable development.
Xi emphasized China's dedication to strengthening partnerships with African countries through initiatives like the Belt and Road framework. "China views Ghana as a crucial partner in promoting win-win cooperation across trade, infrastructure, and cultural exchanges," the Chinese leader stated during their discussion at the Great Hall of the People.
Mahama acknowledged China's role in supporting Ghana's economic growth, particularly through investments in energy and transportation projects. The leaders also explored collaboration in agriculture and digital innovation, aiming to address regional challenges while fostering people-to-people connections.
The dialogue concluded with mutual support for multilateralism and women's empowerment initiatives, aligning with the broader themes of the Global Leaders' Meeting. Analysts suggest the meeting underscores China's growing engagement with African nations amid shifting global economic dynamics.
