(230911) -- MAPUTO, 11 septembre 2023 (Xinhua) -- Nunes Guardagea inspecte un appareil de télévision par satellite assisté par des Chinois dans la maison d'un villageois dans le village de Goba, province de Maputo, Mozambique, 26 juillet 2023. Le Gouvernement mozambicain a annoncé en mai 2020 l'achèvement d'un projet visant à fournir un signal de télévision numérique par satellite à 1 000 villages du pays, qui a bénéficié à plus de 20 000 familles. Le projet, qui couvre les dix provinces et la capitale du Mozambique, a été cofinancé par la Chine et mis en œuvre par la société chinoise d’électronique et de médias StarTimes. Il a formé la main-d'œuvre particu

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• Date de la prise de vue: 26 juillet 2023
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(230911) -- MAPUTO, Sept. 11, 2023 (Xinhua) -- Nunes Guardagea inspects a Chinese-aided satellite television device at a villager's home in Goba Village, Maputo Province, Mozambique, July 26, 2023. Government of Mozambique announced in May 2020 the completion of a project to bring digital satellite television signal to 1, 000 villages in the country, which has benefited over 20, 000 families. The project, covering all the ten provinces and the capital city of Mozambique, was co-funded by China and implemented by the Chinese electronics and media company StarTimes. It trained work force particularly young people to be in charge of the maintenance and provide assistance to the beneficiaries. Nunes Guardagea, a 31-year-old engineer, is one of them. Guardagea joined StarTimes in 2016 and participated in the maintenance of the project after training. He considers the job as one of the most meaningful experiences in his career. Guardagea traveled across the country and learned a lot on the job. His family condition has undergone earth-shaking changes. He expressed his wish to learn more about digital technology in the future and to visit China and the headquarters of StarTimes. The project not only fulfilled Guardagea's dream of repairing and assembling electronic equipment in childhood, but also brought great satisfaction to the beneficiaries, who now have access to national and international channels and have a lot of fun. The project is part of the resolutions of the Johannesburg Summit of the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation in 2015, in which the Chinese government pledged to provide satellite television access for 10, 000 villages in Africa. (Xinhua/Dong Jianghui)

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