A study on the construction of overseas security protection mechanisms: A case study of Africa

This paper delves into the theoretical foundations of overseas security protection, with a particular focus on Chinas overseas security needs in Africa. By analyzing the international political environment, overseas security dynamics, and the challenges faced in safeguarding Chinas interests abroad, it proposes a path for building an overseas security protection mechanism in Africa. The aim is to enhance Chinas capacity to protect its global interests. These discussions provide a theoretical basis for understanding overseas security protection and offer critical references for improving Chinas approach to public safety governance abroad.