Chinese Ambassador Zhou Ding delivered a lecture on the Belt and Road Initiative and China’s foreign policy to faculty and students at Zimbabwe National Defence University on February 27, 2025. He discussed Xi Jinping’s diplomatic thoughts and the significance of cooperation between China and African nations. The event concluded with discussions on international issues and a positive reception from attendees regarding China’s support for development in Zimbabwe.
On February 27, 2025, Chinese Ambassador Zhou Ding delivered a lecture at the Zimbabwe National Defence University (ZNDU) addressing the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) and China’s foreign policy. In attendance were ZNDU Vice Chancellor AVM Michael Tedzani Moyo and senior military personnel from Zimbabwe and other African nations.
During the session, Ambassador Zhou detailed key aspects of Xi Jinping’s diplomatic thoughts and the importance of the BRI. He highlighted successful collaborations between China and African nations, especially Zimbabwe, and discussed the potential of fostering a community with a shared future, along with introducing the “Three Global Initiatives.”
Post-lecture, Zhou engaged in discussions with ZNDU students regarding various international and regional issues, which enrichened their understanding of global dynamics. AVM Moyo commended China’s support for Zimbabwe’s socio-economic development and their contributions to global peace and security, thanking Zhou for his valuable insights.
Ambassador Zhou also participated in a joint interview with several Zimbabwean media outlets at ZNDU, further amplifying the discourse surrounding the BRI’s impact on Africa.
The lecture by Ambassador Zhou at ZNDU underlined China’s ongoing commitment to enhancing ties with Zimbabwe and Africa, focusing on key diplomatic strategies and initiatives. The event was well-received, emphasizing the mutual benefits of collaboration and the importance of fostering shared global values through joint efforts.
Original Source: www.africa.com
