Abstract
This article explores the cooperation between China and African countries in the field of energy development within the framework of the “Belt and Road Initiative”. The authors analyze the key areas of cooperation, such as the construction of energy infrastructure, the development of renewable energy sources, technological exchange, and project financing. The reasons why China actively invests in Africa’s energy sector are examined, including ensuring energy security, resource accessibility, and strengthening diplomatic relations. The authors also consider the advantages and challenges of such cooperation for both parties and its impact on economic development and energy security in the region. The study examines China’s role in assisting African countries in achieving sustainable development through the development of renewable energy sources and improving energy efficiency. Various projects and initiatives that have been implemented or planned within this cooperation are also discussed in the article. The authors draw conclusions about the significance and prospects of China-Africa energy cooperation within the “Belt and Road Initiative”. This article provides a comprehensive overview of the topic, analyzing China’s contribution and its implications for African countries.
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