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Chinese Ambassador to Zimbabwe Guo Shaochun has said China will continue to support Zimbabwe’s economic and social development and improve its capacity for self-generated development.
He made the remarks on Friday 30 September 2022 during a reception held at the Chinese Embassy in Harare to mark the 73rd anniversary of the founding of the People’s Republic of China. <a href="https://www.newzimbabwe.com/china-to-continue-support-zimbabwes-development-ambassador/">NewZimbabwe</a> quotes him as saying:
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On the new journey of the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation, China will make new contributions to mankind’s well-being and continue to share new opportunities with the world as it achieves new development.
Our cooperation will adhere to recipient-driven approaches, and respect the independent choices of the Zimbabwean government and Zimbabwean people.
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In addition, he said cooperation between Zimbabwe and China will follow the principles of openness and transparency.
On intergovernmental cooperation, Guo said various major infrastructure projects undertaken with China’s aid covering all sectors of the economy have been completed, and have already started bearing fruits.
Guo also said China is expediting Zimbabwe’s citrus exports to China to support the southern African country’s export portfolio.
Guo said China encourages more capable Chinese companies to invest in Zimbabwe.
On behalf of Zimbabwe’s Foreign Affairs and International Trade Minister Fredrick Shava, Minister of Justice, Legal and Parliamentary Affairs Ziyambi Ziyambi, applauded China for standing up with Zimbabwe in its developmental path. 
This comes as critics say China is exploiting Zimbabwe. They say China is trapping Zimbabwe in unsustainable debt to get access to minerals, and other natural resources.
<h2><a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a></h2>

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China Says It Will Continue Supporting Zimbabwe’s Economic Development

The People’s Republic of China has denied allegations that it was assisting Zimbabwe in exchange for natural resources like gold and diamonds.
This comes at the backdrop of growing criticism of China’s environmentally unfriendly mining practices across the Southern African country.
China is accused of extending loans and making generous donations to Zimbabwe to clear the path for Chinese companies to exploit the country’s natural resources. 
Dozens of Chinese mining companies have set up operations across the country – digging for anything from coal, gold, chrome, diamonds through to palladium.
Speaking after donating 500 000 doses of the Sinopharm vaccine on Sunday, China’s ambassador to Zimbabwe Guo Shaochun claimed “lately in Zimbabwe, some elements are once again hatching a smear campaign against Chinese investments in Zimbabwe.” Shaochun insisted, speaking at the Harare International Airport:
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I would like to reiterate that China’s assistance to and cooperation with Zimbabwe and Africa as a whole is the most transparent.
There are no political strings or economic process tags attached. It’s never offered to Zimbabwe in exchange for natural resources or with natural resources as collateral.
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Shauchun added that Western countries “cannot share the time-tested friendship between China and Zimbabwe,”  accusing them of “watching from the sidelines with their arms folded, paying lip service, and maintaining their illegal, unilateral sanctions at such a life and death moment.”
China says it has donated over 1.25 billion vaccine doses to over 100 countries since the pandemic outbreak, as it chides western countries for hoarding vaccines to give their populations.
China is currently constructing Zimbabwe’s new parliament building, upgrading the coal-powered Hwange Power Station and expanding the Victoria Falls International Airport and Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport.
More: <a href="https://www.zimlive.com/2021/09/27/china-denies-zimbabwe-has-surrendered-its-mineral-wealth-as-collateral/">ZimLive</a>

China: Assistance To Zimbabwe Is Not In Exchange For Natural Resources

According to the Chinese Ambassador to Zimbabwe Guo Shaochun, Zimbabwe is among the 14 developing countries that will receive the COVID-19 vaccine that was developed by the Asian giant.
This was contained in a statement that was released by the Spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of China which stated that developing countries like Sierra Leone, Palestine, Belarus, and Myanmar will also receive the vaccine ahead of other developing countries together with Zimbabwe:
<blockquote>Wang Wenbin ( Spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of China ) : China has been acting through concrete actions on President Xi Jinping’s solemn commitment of making COVID-19 vaccines, developed and deployed in China, a global public good, thus contributing to greater accessibility and affordability of vaccines in developing countries. That’s what we’ve been saying and what we’ve been doing.
First, apart from Pakistan, China is also providing vaccine aid to Brunei, Nepal, the Philippines, Myanmar, Cambodia, Laos, Sri Lanka, Mongolia, Palestine, Belarus, Sierra Leon, Zimbabwe and Equatorial Guinea, altogether 13 developing countries. Going forward, we will also assist another 38 developing countries with vaccines. We also take an active part in the WHO-led COVAX and provide vaccines through this platform to developing countries.
Second, China supports Chinese companies in conducting joint vaccine R&amp;D and production with foreign partners. Vaccines made by Sinopharm and Sinovac have been exported to countries including the UAE, Morocco, Indonesia, Turkey, Brazil and Chile where clinical studies have beenconducted out.
Third, China supports relevant companies in exporting vaccines to countries in urgent need that have approved Chinese vaccines and authorized their emergency use. For instance, Serbia has started vaccination with recently imported China-made vaccines. More and more countries are approving the use of Chinese vaccines.
The whole world needs to pull together in order to defeat the pandemic. China will continue to provide in a timely manner, to the best of its capability, vaccines to relevant countries, especially the developing countries, and contribute its share to building a community of health for all mankind. We also hope the international community will work together to promote the equitable allocation and use of vaccines globally to make sure developing countries have access to and can afford them.</blockquote>
Meanwhile, South Africa has ordered many doses from different manufacturers including Johnson and Johnson, Pfizer, and Indian manufacturers the first batch from India was received yesterday.
Source: <a href="https://twitter.com/China_Amb_Zim/status/1356489953572749312">Chinese Ambassador To Zimbabwe</a>

Zimbabwe Among The First Countries To Receive The COVID-19 Vaccine - China

The Chinese Ambassador to Zimbabwe, Mr Guo Shaochun has said that Zimbabweans are the ones who best know how to solve the Zimbabwean problems. Posting on Twitter this evening, ambassador Guo said:
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No country is perfect. No country knows Zimbabwe better than Zimbabwe. Zim doesn’t need other countries to teach it to do this or not to do that. Zim needs real partners and real help without any political conditions. Zimbabwe has the wisdom &amp; ability to address its own issues.
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He was speaking after meeting with President Emmerson Mnangagwa at the opening of Mahusekwa Hospital.
Guo’s remarks come as Zimbabwe, in a bid to solve the socio-economic and political crises in the country, is trying to reconnect with the international community after two decades of isolation.
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More: <a href="https://twitter.com/China_Amb_Zim/status/1195732593985150976">China Ambassador To Zimbabwe</a>

"No Country Knows Zimbabwe Better Than Zimbabwe" - Chinese Ambassador To Zim

Chinese Ambassador to Zimbabwe Mr. Guo Shaochun has said that sanctions imposed on Zimbabwe by the United States of America have resulted in economic decay, the shortage of medicines and loss of lives of innocent people.
In The Herald opposite the editorial page today, Shaochun said that sanctions have undermined the environment for economic development here. He said:
<blockquote>The trade war is one form of American hegemonic act and power politics against China and some other countries and here in this country the hegemony is reflected in the around 20 years of US sanctions against Zimbabwe.
The sanctions, though are claimed to be just against 141 individuals and entities, have undermined the environment for Zimbabwe’s economic development, for instances, obstructing the country’s application for necessary loans from international financiers, promotion of foreign direct investment and the transfer of foreign currency, leading to economic decay, shortage of medicines, even loss of lives of innocent people.</blockquote>
Guo further indicated that China would never bow to the pressure from any big power. He said:
<blockquote>No one can force its plan on China. No challenge can hold back China’s development. Looking forward, China is committed to credible consultations based on equality and mutual benefit.
China will continue to get support from all the friendly countries, including Zimbabwe, in this just cause against hegemony and power politics. The principle of mutual respect, equality and mutual benefit will prevail.</blockquote>
The Western community has claimed that sanctions were imposed on Zimbabwe to compel the government to adhere to principles of democracy.
More:<a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/us-sanctions-spawn-economic-decay-china/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank"> The Herald</a>

"US Sanctions Have Caused Great Harm", CHINA

Chinese ambassador to Zimbabwe Mr Guo Shaochun has said that sanctions imposed on Zimbabwe are unjust and should be removed.
The ambassador was speaking during the official commissioning of the US$10 million brick and tile manufacturing plant at Sino Zimbabwe Cement Company (SZCC) in Gweru today.
Shaochun said:
<blockquote>We hope that through our joint efforts we will be able to provide more support for Zimbabwe to rebuild and restore its industry, achieve economic independence and alleviate the suffering of its people caused by illegal and unjust sanctions. In any case, it’s unfair to impose unilateral illegal sanctions against another country and its people. This is a typical practice of power politics.</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/just-in-remove-illegal-sanctions-on-zim-china/">The Herald</a>

China Calls For The Removal Of Sanctions On Zimbabwe

The Chinese Ambassador to Zimbabwe, Guo Shaochun has revealed his government’s commitment to enhancing Zim-Sino relations. He indicated that this can be done by focusing on infrastructure development.
Speaking after visiting the Transport and Infrastructural Development Minister, Joel Biggie Matiza, Guo said:
<blockquote>We had a good discussion on how to improve cooperation between China and Zimbabwe particularly in the area of transport and infrastructure. China and Zimbabwe enjoy a long time friendship and we are partners.
We have been doing well in practical cooperation. Last year, we completed the expansion project of the Airport in Victoria Falls. We have successfully completed the Kariba South Hydro Power Station and we also launched the expansion of the Hwange Thermal Power Station and the expansion of the (Robert Gabriel Mugabe) International Airport. We are looking at more opportunities to embark on to enhance our practical cooperation.</blockquote>
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<blockquote>We may focus more attention to the areas affected by Cyclone Idai in the reconstruction of schools, the roads, and bridges.</blockquote>
Matiza confirmed the news indicating that Zimbabwe has been selected to get a share from the $60 billion in loans and grants China pledged to Africa.
The pledge was made by the Chinese President Xi Jinping in 2018 at the Forum on Africa-China Co-operation (FOCAC) in Beijing.
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