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China’s commitment to South Africa’s G20 presidency: Insights from the Global South Forum | Magic 828 | SA News

16 November 2025 by Guest

China this week expressed its support for South Africa’s G20 presidency ahead of the global G20 Summit of the bloc.

At the two-day Global South Media and Think Tank Forum at the Houghton Hotel in Johannesburg, Independent Media executive chairman, Dr Iqbal Survé, asked for a more inclusive world order and a strengthening of the partnership between Africa and China.

Survé described the partnership between Africa and China as a beacon of what genuine cooperation can achieve.

He stated that the partnership is grounded in mutual respect, shared goals, and a commitment to building a fairer, more inclusive world order.

“It is this spirit of partnership that must guide our collective…

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