Chinese President Xi Jinping and Namibian President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah held high-level talks in Beijing, agreeing to elevate their bilateral relationship by fostering a shared future for development.

The leaders emphasized deepening cooperation across sectors like trade, infrastructure, mining, and technology, while aligning strategies with Namibia's Vision 2030 and China's modernization goals.Xi highlighted China's zero-tariff policy for African nations, urging Namibia to leverage preferential access to expand exports to China.

Both sides pledged support for multilateralism, global south solidarity, and Africa's development through joint initiatives like resource transformation and innovation-driven partnerships.

The agreement includes cooperation documents in trade, healthcare, education, and human resources, reflecting a commitment to long-term strategic collaboration.

Namibia expressed appreciation for China's historical support and aims to strengthen coordination on shared interests, while the CPC reiterated its readiness to amplify the Global South's influence globally.