
China’s Underground Pipeline Overhaul: Chongqing Leads the Way
China plans to renovate over 100,000 km of underground pipelines annually. Chongqing leads this massive undertaking, modernizing infrastructure and boosting economic growth.
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China plans to renovate over 100,000 km of underground pipelines annually. Chongqing leads this massive undertaking, modernizing infrastructure and boosting economic growth.
During President Julius Maada Bio’s state visit to China, Sierra Leoneans express admiration for China’s contributions to their country’s infrastructure and hope for strengthened ties between the two nations.
Completed in 1968, the Nanjing Yangtze River Bridge stands as a testament to China’s engineering achievements, being the first double-decker road-rail bridge designed by China.
China enhances its transport network with a 3.9 trillion yuan investment in 2023, opening new high-speed railways, expanding expressways, and advancing smart and green transportation technologies.
China accelerates the renovation of urban informal settlements with significant investments, aiming to improve living conditions and stimulate economic growth in major cities.
Discover how Beijing’s extensive underground pipeline network serves as the hidden lifeline of the city, supporting its resilient development and offering a model for sustainable urban planning.
Explore the history and significance of the Nanjing Yangtze River Bridge, China’s first domestically designed bridge over the Yangtze River, completed in 1968.
China and Serbia deepen their ‘ironclad friendship’ with a new Free Trade Agreement, highlighting decades of cooperation and mutual development in infrastructure and trade.
Maldivian President Mohamed Muizzu seeks enhanced cooperation with China during his state visit, focusing on tourism, infrastructure, climate change, and the green economy.
The Jakarta-Bandung High-Speed Railway, a landmark project of China’s Belt and Road Initiative, exemplifies successful China-Indonesia collaboration, accelerating development and fostering regional ties.
The construction of the world’s largest 4,000-tonne crawler crane showcases China’s engineering prowess and commitment to global infrastructure projects under the Belt and Road Initiative.
The main line of the 24-kilometer Shenzhen-Zhongshan Link in south China is complete, promising to cut travel time between the two cities from two hours to just 30 minutes.
Peljesac Bridge, built by the China Road and Bridge Corporation, unites Croatia’s north and south, symbolizing strengthened Sino-Croatian friendship and enhancing connectivity, tourism, and economic growth.
Since 2013, the Belt and Road Initiative has significantly impacted Egypt and the Arab world, boosting infrastructure and fostering economic growth.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet, during his visit to China for the Belt and Road Forum, emphasized deepening cooperation to boost infrastructure and strengthen bilateral ties.
Ten years since Nepal joined China’s Belt and Road Initiative, we explore how this ambitious project has impacted Nepal’s infrastructure, economy, and its ties with the Chinese mainland.
Over the past decade, the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) has enhanced people-to-people connections, transforming Asia’s interactions and fostering closer ties among nations.
Marking the 10th anniversary of the Belt and Road Initiative, this article explores its impact on China-Europe cooperation and discusses ways to further enhance bilateral collaboration amid global uncertainties.
Argentina’s President Alberto Fernandez highlights China’s crucial role in Argentina’s economic revitalization, emphasizing the partnership through the Belt and Road Initiative and future cooperation on infrastructure projects.
Expert Liu Yangsheng discusses the success of the Belt and Road Initiative over the past decade, highlighting its tangible progress and contrasting it with Western alternatives he terms ’empty promises’.