He’ll talk about partnerships with China in vocational training and skills development.

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The gathering in Guangzhou is the second Investing in Africa Forum in which the Chinese government through the China Development Bank brings together representatives of government, business and international organizations.

President Jacob Zuma will talk about investing in agriculture, agribusiness, infrastructure development, manufacturing, trade, tourism and renewable energy.

After attending the G20 summit that wrapped up in Hangzhou yesterday, Zuma called for the strengthening of the World Trade Organization as the principal body to negotiate  trade related matters.

He says industrialization, infrastructure development and intra-Africa trade cutting illicit financial flows are crucial goals for the development of Africa.

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