| ID | 128316 |
| Title Proper | Current status and prospects of China's relations with developing countries |
| Language | ENG |
| Author | Ming, Zhang |
| Publication | 2013. |
| Summary / Abstract (Note) | In the 21st century, developing countries have become a pivotal force in the world, with rapid development, growing strength, and rising international status and influence. As the largest developing country, China has always considered developing countries as a foundation of its diplomacy. As China presses ahead with the times, its relations with developing countries have yielded fruitful results. The interests of China and other developing countries have become increasingly interconnected, hence the growing need for each other. Developing countries generally have a stronger desire to strengthen cooperation with China. China's relations with developing countries face new opportunities. |
| `In' analytical Note | Foreign Affairs Journal Vol. No. 110; Winter 2013: p.30-40 |
| Journal Source | Foreign Affairs Journal Vol. No. 110; Winter 2013: p.30-40 |
| Key Words | Developing Countries ; South-South Cooperation ; Interconnected Interests ; New Development Opportunities ; Economic Development ; China ; Chinese Economy ; Economic Relations ; International Relations ; Strengthen Cooperation ; Economic Strategy ; Economic Policy |