During a State Visit to China, South African President Cyril Ramaphosa emphasized the country's goal of becoming a manufacturing hub and boosting exports. He highlighted the potential for Chinese companies to manufacture products in South Africa, leveraging the country's industrial experience. Ramaphosa outlined plans to modernize infrastructure, revolutionize the energy sector with a focus on renewables and green hydrogen, and promote technology collaboration between South Africa and China. The President emphasized the mutual benefits of creating sustainable energy solutions and job opportunities through strong business relationships. With a focus on expanding trade and investment, South Africa seeks to diversify its trade profile and deepen its relationship with China, its largest trading partner. The countries are exploring opportunities in sectors like electric vehicles, renewable energy, infrastructure, and the digital economy. President Ramaphosa encouraged seizing these opportunities to elevate the economic relationship to new heights, fostering a more prosperous future for both nations.