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Xi congratulates Nangolo Mbumba on assuming Namibia's presidency
Source：business Check：内容摘要：Chinese President Xi Jinping on Wednesday extended congratulations to Nangolo Mbumba on his assumingChinese President Xi Jinping on Wednesday extended congratulations to Nangolo Mbumba on his assuming office as president of Namibia.
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