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Partnership flourishes
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|May 13, 2025
THE relationship between the eThekwini Municipality and the City of Xiamen in China continues to flourish.
This was after both cities unveiled the Chinese Cultural Exhibition at the Durban City Hall on yesterday.
The Chinese delegation also donated 250 books, which will be distributed across eThekwini libraries.
This was during the opening ceremony of the Chinese Cultural Tour in Africa and Xiamen-Durban Friendship Photo Exhibition.
The relationship between the two cities was formally announced in 2023.
eThekwini Municipality Deputy Mayor Zandile Myeni said the exhibition and donation were a welcome gesture, demonstrating the possibilities in the partnership.
"For us, this exhibition is a key part in promoting better understanding between the two nations - boosting people-to-people diplomacy which enhances interaction between South Africans and the Chinese people," Myeni said.
"Beyond diplomacy between our governments, we must strengthen collaborative efforts on the ground so that we create an enabling environment for ordinary citizens to benefit from the strong ties we are building."
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