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Africa is becoming a focus of global economic interest as Russia, China, India, Brazil, and other powers approach the continent as potential partners.

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Africa is becoming a focus of global economic interest as Russia, China, India, Brazil, and other powers approach the continent as potential partners.

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  2. China's investment contrasts with African underinvestment, while Huawei benefits from China's industrial policies and maintains a research campus in Shanghai.Sub-event
  3. Global powers are forming economic partnerships with Africa, highlighting its strategic importance.1 source

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