Burundi, China sign 3 cooperation agreements

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Three inter-governmental agreements have been signed between Burundi and China during a visit by Chinese Vice-Minister of Commerce Zhong Shan to the Central African country.

A Burundi government source said the agreements were signed in Bujumbura on Monday evening, the same day Zhong arrived for his two-day visit.

The agreements cover Burundi's infrastructure projects including a government building, a hydroelectric power station and Internet development.

The two delegations expressed satisfaction with cooperation in sectors such as agriculture, energy, transport, telecommunications, infrastructure, health and human resource training.

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