Africa Day

Africa Day is an important commemoration day for African people to strive for independence and strengthen unity. It is an annual commemorative event of the establishment of the African Union, formerly known as the Organization of African Unity. On May 25th every year, African countries and African expatriates from around the world celebrate this holiday. Today, we celebrate Africa Day to commemorate the achievements and progress made by African countries in terms of unity, development, and independence.

Celebrations in Africa typically include parades, cultural festivals, and other activities showcasing the diversity of African culture and traditions. This festival is a symbol of African unity and pride, and also a reminder that the African continent is struggling for economic and political development. Africa Day is also a common holiday between China and Africa. China and Africa are fighting side by side in the great struggle for national independence and safeguarding national dignity. No matter how the international situation changes, the friendship between China and Africa remains steadfast and enduring.