Life Challenges Faced By Chinese Workers In Africa
DOI:
https://doi.org/ 10.47611/harp.303Keywords:
China, Belt and Road, AfricaAbstract
The presence of Chinese workers in Africa has grown significantly in recent years, driven by large-scale infrastructure projects and economic initiatives. While attention has been devoted to the broader landscape of Chinese foreign enterprises operating abroad, there is a notable lack of comprehensive research into the specific challenges faced by Chinese workers in Africa. This essay delves into the multifaceted challenges experienced by Chinese workers in Africa, focusing on personal safety, health concerns, and cultural conflicts. This essay proposes several potential solutions to address these challenges. Companies can incorporate crucial provisions in employment contracts to ensure the welfare and quality of life of their workers. Educational sessions for Chinese workers in Africa can help bridge cultural gaps and enhance safety. Additionally, business organizations such as chambers of commerce can play a collaborative role in addressing these challenges and mediating conflicts.
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