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In July 1947, the Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) troops pressed forward to the Central China, which marked the PLA started to switch its combat strategy from defensive to offensive. [Photo/PLA Daily] Hapo ni wanajeshi wa PLA wakati wa mapigano na jeshi la serikali katikati mwa nchi ya china 1947 |
pia Tanzania imekua na uhusiano wa kiuchumi na kijeshi na nchi ya china soma chini apo,
Tanzania is China's largest aid recipient country in Africa. Since 1964 China has provided various kinds of assistance to Tanzania. Main Chinese-supported projects In Tanzania are as follows: the Tanzania-Zambia Railway (Tazara), Friendship Textile Mill, Mubarali Rice Farm, Kiwira Coal Mine and Mahonda Sugar Cane Factory. China-Tanzanian joint venture cooperation started in the 1960s and has been developing rapidly in recent years.
At present, there are eight Sino-Tanzanian joint ventures established in Tanzania. Among them Tanzania-China Friendship Textile Co Ltd, which was reorganized on the basis of the former Chinese-supported Friendship Textile Mill by using the interest-subsidized preferential credit provided by the Chinese government, serves as a successful example for mutually beneficial cooperation. China-Tanzanian mutually beneficial cooperation began in 1981 and there are now more than 40 companies carrying out the business of labor contracts and services in Tanzania.
In 2005, the total trade volume between China and Tanzania came to US$474.3 million, of which China's export was US$303.59 million and import US$170.71 million. China's main exports to Tanzania are: foodstuff, vehicles, textiles, light industrial products, chemical products, mechanical equipment, electric appliances and steel. Tanzania's main exports to China are: dry seafood, raw leather, log, coarse copper, and wooden handcrafts. In December 1997 China Investment and Trade Promotion Center was established in Tanzania.
Upande wa jeshi ni kama ifuatavyo,
China and Tanzania began their military exchanges and cooperation in 1964. Chinese military officials who visited Tanzania include: Deputy Chief of General Staff of the People's Liberation Army (PLA) Li Da (June 1974); Assistant Chief of General Staff of the PLA Xu Xin (August 1982); Commander of Chengdu Military Area Command Fu Quanyou (September 1989);
In 2005, the total trade volume between China and Tanzania came to US$474.3 million, of which China's export was US$303.59 million and import US$170.71 million. China's main exports to Tanzania are: foodstuff, vehicles, textiles, light industrial products, chemical products, mechanical equipment, electric appliances and steel. Tanzania's main exports to China are: dry seafood, raw leather, log, coarse copper, and wooden handcrafts. In December 1997 China Investment and Trade Promotion Center was established in Tanzania.
Upande wa jeshi ni kama ifuatavyo,
China and Tanzania began their military exchanges and cooperation in 1964. Chinese military officials who visited Tanzania include: Deputy Chief of General Staff of the People's Liberation Army (PLA) Li Da (June 1974); Assistant Chief of General Staff of the PLA Xu Xin (August 1982); Commander of Chengdu Military Area Command Fu Quanyou (September 1989);
General Wang Hai, Air Force commander (February 1992); State Councilor and Minister of National Defense Chi Haotian (August 1994); Deputy Chief of General Staff of the PLA Xiong Guangkai (May 1997); Deputy Director of the Office of Foreign Affairs of the Ministry of National Defense Sun Qixiang (1998); Deputy Director of the Office of Foreign Affairs of the Ministry of National Defense Zhang Bangdong (March, December 2000);
General Li Jinai of the General Armament Department of the PLA (October 2000); Deputy Chief of General Staff of the PLA Qian Shugen (May 2001); Chief of General Staff of the PLA Fu Quanyou (November 2001); Chief of General Staff of the PLA Liang Guanglie (May 2003); Deputy Chief of General Staff of the PLA Zhang Li (May 2004); and Cao Gangchuan, vice chairman of the Central Military Commission and defense minister (April 2005).
Hao juu ni baadhi ya viongozi wa jeshi la china waliokuja tanzania kuanzia 1961
MUNGU IBARIKI CHINA
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MUNGU IBARIKI TANZANIA
Hao juu ni baadhi ya viongozi wa jeshi la china waliokuja tanzania kuanzia 1961
MUNGU IBARIKI CHINA
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MUNGU IBARIKI TANZANIA
