China's zero-tariff treatment on 100 percent of tariff lines for least-developed countries with diplomatic ties reflects its sincerity in fostering development and achieving win-win outcomes, said James Arrey Abangma, a political science professor at the University of Buea in Cameroon.

　　The 10 partnership actions focus on the career development of African youth, help Africa cultivate a new generation of talents, and promote the long-term sustainable development of African countries, he said.

　　China-Africa ties focus on infrastructure development, industrialization and people-to-people connectivity, fostering long-term sustainable growth, said Mgana.

　　With the support of Chinese investment, Africa's industrialization and agricultural modernization will enhance job creation, economic resilience and self-sufficiency, Mgana said.

　　Emmanuel Yenshu Vubo, dean of the Faculty of Social and Management Sciences at the University of Buea in Cameroon, believed that sincerity, openness and mutual trust are the keys to China and Africa moving forward side by side.

　　President Xi's proposal to make sure “on the path to modernization, no one, and no country, should be left behind“ has brought hope to the modernization of the Global South, he said.