Namibian people are clear that China is a true friend and good partner, the president said.

highly of Nujoma’s consistent commitment to Namibia-China friendship as a senior statesman in Africa.

Recalling his friendly interactions with Chinese leaders, Nujoma said the brotherly friendship has remained unshakable and become even firmer as time goes by.

During talks with Katjavivi and Mensah-Williams, Li briefed them on the people’s congress system in China.

Li said the system combines the upholding of the CPC’s leadership, ensuring that the people are the master of the country and ruling the country by law. It fits well China’s national conditions, he said.

Li said cooperation between the legislatures of the two countries should be first and foremost focused on implementing the important consensus reached by the heads of state, creating favorable legal environments for practical cooperation including trade and investment, increasing experience sharing in governance and advancing subnational cooperation and people-topeople exchanges, especially those among youth and women, to lay a solid social foundation for bilateral friendship.

Katjavivi and Mensah-Williams expressed gratitude for China’s support for Namibia’s independence. They told Li that Namibia is willing to further enhance friendly interactions with the NPC at various levels in line with the memorandum of understanding signed between the two countries’ legislatures to help advance bilateral relations.

In Windhoek, Li visited patients who have undergone cataract surgery in Brightness Journey campaigns, as well as Chinese and Namibian medical workers who are part of the campaign.

He said the removal of medical gauze from the patients’ eyes embodies the deeply rooted friendship between the two nations and epitomizes China’s medical assistance to Africa.

The top legislator encouraged the Chinese medical team to help the local people benefit substantially from medical cooperation between the two countries.

Li also witnessed the delivery of aid materials on wildlife protection to Namibia and visited the control and command center of Telecom Namibia.

Namibia was the last stop of Li’s three-nation trip to Africa, after visits to Ethiopia and Mozambique.