From the World Bank's latest report, "the pulse of Africa" has learned that in sub-Saharan Africa's economy has maintained strong growth momentum in 2013 forecast a growth rate of 4.9%. Nearly a third of the region, the country's economic growth rate reached or has exceeded 6 percent, African countries among the world's fastest-growing list of countries has become a universally accepted fact.

  Africa's GDP growth will continue to rise in 2014 is expected to reach 5.3% in 2015 to reach 5.5%. Strong government investment and mineral resources, agriculture and service industries increased production to economic growth has played a major role. Investment in infrastructure projects more and more sources of funding in recent years, China , Brazil and India continue to increase investment in infrastructure projects in Africa . Sub-Saharan Africa 's exports are still concentrated in a few commodities such as oil, metals and ores . States to impose trade partner diversification BRIC ( China , Brazil , Russia and India ) currently accounts for 36% of the region's exports , in 2012 Africa 's exports to the BRIC countries reached $ 144 billion , almost catch up with the EU in Africa and the United States the sum of $ 148 billion exports .

   The report also pointed out that African poverty and inequality rates remain high, optimistic look to the 2030 poverty rate will fall to between 16-30% .

   Ghana, Kenya and Nigeria and other countries in Africa has become an important driving force of economic development , growing middle class in these countries grow, so that these countries have become an important consumer market and investment destination.

  Economic slump in Europe , on the occasion of declining import orders , rapid economic rise of the African market should become a new focus of China's exporters . Although part of the Africans live in a state of extreme poverty , but a considerable part of people's purchasing power organic greatly improved, so the African market opportunities worthy of our attention.