精品乱子伦一区二区三区黄色战袍经典,东京热无码av一本大道

亚洲精品无播放在线播放,精品国精品自拍自在线,免费国产污网站在线观看不要卡,97色欧美视频在线观看,久久精品本无码一本,国产精品高清视亚洲一区二区,全部无码特级毛片免费播放

<abbr id="gq2ga"></abbr>

Appendix III

??Preface
I. Foreign Aid Policy
II. Financial Resources for Foreign Aid
III. Forms of Foreign Aid
IV. Distribution of Foreign Aid
V. Management of Foreign Aid
VI. International Cooperation in Foreign Aid??
Conclusion
Appendix I
Appendix II
Appendix III
Appendix IV
Appendix V
Appendix VI
Back to China.org.cn

The Eight-Point Plan China Pledged at the FOCAC Beijing Summit

(November 2006)

1. Increase assistance to African countries, and by 2009 double the size of its assistance to African countries in 2006.

2. Provide US$3 billion in concessional loans and US$2 billion in preferential export buyer's credit to African countries in the next three years.

3. Set up the China-Africa Development Fund, the total amount of which will gradually reach US$5 billion, to give encouragement and support to Chinese companies investing in projects in Africa.

4. Help the African Union to build a convention center in order to support African countries in their efforts to strengthen themselves through unity and speed up African integration.

5. Cancel the repayment of interest-free government loans that had become due by the end of 2005 to China by Heavily Indebted Poor Countries (HIPCs) and Least Developed Countries (LDCs) in Africa that have diplomatic ties with China.

6. Further open the Chinese market to Africa, expand the scope of imports from African LDCs having diplomatic ties with China entitled to zero duty treatment from 190 tariff lines to over 440 tariff lines.

7. Set up three to five overseas economic and trade cooperation zones in African countries in the next three years.

8. Train 15,000 professionals for African countries in the next three years; send 100 senior agro-technology experts to Africa; set up in Africa 10 agro-technology demonstration centers with special features; assist African countries in building 30 hospitals and provide African countries with a grant of 300 million yuan that is used to supply anti-malaria drugs like artemisinin and build 30 centers for prevention and treatment of malaria; dispatch 300 youth volunteers to African countries; help African countries set up 100 rural schools; increase the number of Chinese government scholarships for African students from the current 2,000 per year to 4,000 per year by the end of 2008.

毛片无码免费无码播放

国产精品美女乱子伦高潮

久久男人av资源网站无码

亚洲精品中文字幕AV一本

国产成年无码V片在线

特级毛片直接看不用下载

亚洲深夜无码视频

<tfoot id="q6myi"></tfoot>


Appendix III

	Contents ??Preface I. Foreign Aid Policy II. Financial Resources for Foreign Aid III. Forms of Foreign Aid IV. Distribution of Foreign Aid V. Management of Foreign Aid VI. International Cooperation in Foreign Aid?? Conclusion Appendix I Appendix II Appendix III Appendix IV Appendix V Appendix VI Back to China.org.cn The Eight-Point Plan China Pledged at the FOCAC Beijing Summit (November 2006) 1. Increase assistance to African countries, and by 2009 double the size of its assistance to African countries in 2006. 2. Provide US$3 billion in concessional loans and US$2 billion in preferential export buyer's credit to African countries in the next three years. 3. Set up the China-Africa Development Fund, the total amount of which will gradually reach US$5 billion, to give encouragement and support to Chinese companies investing in projects in Africa. 4. Help the African Union to build a convention center in order to support African countries in their efforts to strengthen themselves through unity and speed up African integration. 5. Cancel the repayment of interest-free government loans that had become due by the end of 2005 to China by Heavily Indebted Poor Countries (HIPCs) and Least Developed Countries (LDCs) in Africa that have diplomatic ties with China. 6. Further open the Chinese market to Africa, expand the scope of imports from African LDCs having diplomatic ties with China entitled to zero duty treatment from 190 tariff lines to over 440 tariff lines. 7. Set up three to five overseas economic and trade cooperation zones in African countries in the next three years. 8. Train 15,000 professionals for African countries in the next three years; send 100 senior agro-technology experts to Africa; set up in Africa 10 agro-technology demonstration centers with special features; assist African countries in building 30 hospitals and provide African countries with a grant of 300 million yuan that is used to supply anti-malaria drugs like artemisinin and build 30 centers for prevention and treatment of malaria; dispatch 300 youth volunteers to African countries; help African countries set up 100 rural schools; increase the number of Chinese government scholarships for African students from the current 2,000 per year to 4,000 per year by the end of 2008.