Expo News: African Union Hopes To Enhance Friendly And Cooperative Relations With China

On the afternoon of June 3rd, the official ceremony of the African Union honor day was held at the Expo Center. Elizabeth, a member of the trade union committee of the African union committee, Zhou Hanmin, vice chairman of the Shanghai municipal CPPCC and Zhou Hanmin, vice chairman of the World Expo Executive Committee, attended the ceremony and delivered speeches.

The African Union is referred to as the African Union. Its predecessor was the organization of African Unity established in May 25, 1963. In July 2002, the African Union held its first summit and announced the formal establishment of the African Union. The group currently has 53 member countries and is the largest regional organization in Africa. Its headquarters is in Addisababa, Ethiopia. The current rotating chairman is Bingu Wa Mutharika, President of Malawi.

Elizabeth Tunku said at a press conference on honor day that Africa and China had a long history of friendly relations, and the two sides worked closely together in many areas such as infrastructure construction, agriculture, medical treatment, trade and so on. The African union committee is honored to be celebrating the honor day on 2010 in World Expo, Shanghai. This is the first African union participation in World Expo. It is also the first time many African countries have participated in World Expo. The African Union expressed its deepest gratitude to the Chinese government for its invitation and support and hoped to enhance friendly and cooperative relations with China.

The African Union Pavilion is located in the African Pavilion of C area, Expo Park. The theme is "the tremendous impact of clean energy on urban management in Africa". The structure of the pavilion is like a circular circular gear, with circular circles taking the meaning of harmonious reunion. The gear symbolizes the whole continent political entity that combines politics, economy and military affairs. The exhibition includes spanportation, building facilities, schools, hospitals, national parks, public facilities and other projects, focusing on the use of clean energy such as wind and solar energy in urban management in Africa.