Bluesky Carbon Chairwoman Jenny Deng Joins the CAIF Council
Strengthening dialogue and business connections for China–Africa industrial cooperation.
Bluesky Carbon Chairwoman Jenny Deng became a council member of the China–Africa Industrial Forum (CAIF), known in Chinese as 中非工业合作发展论坛, on 24 December 2025. The appointment provides an additional channel for Bluesky to engage with participants in China–Africa industrial and business cooperation.
About CAIF
CAIF provides a platform for dialogue and connections between Chinese and African business communities. Its activities bring together enterprises and institutional participants to exchange information about cooperation opportunities, investment and industrial development.
The forum’s activities include exchanges on trade in services, business cooperation and investment opportunities. These provide a setting for enterprises and institutional counterparts to discuss policy priorities, understand market conditions and establish contacts across Chinese and African markets. Such connections can help potential partners identify areas of shared interest before developing specific cooperation.
A connection to wider cooperation networks
For Bluesky, engagement with this network offers a way to better understand the priorities of businesses and institutions involved in African development. Dialogue across markets can help identify where natural capital expertise, local development needs and potential financing relationships may connect.
The council appointment is a relationship-building step within that wider process. Bluesky’s focus remains on developing credible natural capital opportunities through informed dialogue, appropriate local partnerships and careful assessment of each project’s requirements.
The photographs accompanying this article record the certificate presentation to Bluesky Carbon Chairwoman Jenny Deng and the gathering of participants on 24 December 2025.