Seminar in Lagos Advocates Experiential Knowledge Sharing for Stronger Africa-China Relations
Scholars at a seminar in Lagos emphasized the importance of experiential knowledge sharing and scholarly exchange to strengthen Africa-China relations. The event, organized by the Institute for Peace and Conflict Resolution (IPCR), focused on bridging dialogue through scholarly exchange.
Efem Ubi, the Director of Studies at the National Institute for International Affairs, highlighted the need for authentic knowledge sharing to deepen diplomatic alliances and improve economic outcomes between Africa and China. Ubi stressed the significance of mutual understanding and respect in fostering international cooperation, urging African scholars to engage in direct exchanges with Chinese counterparts to enhance dialogue and collaboration for a stronger alliance.
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