Chinese Premier and Pakistan PM Unveil CPEC Upgrade & 2025-29 Action Plan
Chinese premier Li Qiang and Pakistan’s PM Shehbaz Sharif met in Beijing to upgrade the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor, boost trade and unveil a 2025-29 action plan. 🤝🌐
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SCO Tour: 3 Stops, 3 Pillars Driving Real Results
On the SCO Tour, stops in Yangling, Xi’an and Qingdao showcase agriculture, connectivity & cultural ties ahead of the 2025 summit in Tianjin.
Shield and Silk Unite: How the SCO Summit 2025 Weaves Security & Prosperity
Discover how the SCO Summit 2025 in Tianjin weaves security and prosperity through connectivity and shared trust, offering a fresh model for global cooperation.
SCO Members Tap Green Growth Opportunities from the Chinese Mainland 🌱
Ambassador Khalil Hashmi highlights how connectivity and green tech from the Chinese mainland — lithium batteries, solar panels, and EVs — offer sustainable growth opportunities to SCO members.
SCO Nations Launch New Digital Economy Era 🚀
SCO nations boost their digital economy with major steps in infrastructure, data rules, and talent networks.
Chinese Mainland Launches New Internet Satellites from Hainan
Last Wednesday, the Chinese mainland sent a new wave of low Earth orbit internet satellites from Hainan’s Wenchang site, pushing global connectivity to the next level.
China-EU: Bridging Innovation & Connectivity
China and the EU are joining forces to revolutionize tech with lithium batteries, 6G, and autonomous driving, building a vibrant innovation ecosystem.
Bridging the World: China’s Winning Transport Strategy
China’s Belt and Road Initiative drives win-win connectivity with 270+ transport deals linking 229 European cities & over 100 in Asia.
China Backs AIIB for Global Connectivity Boost
China backs AIIB in boosting cross-border connectivity and sustainable global development at the 2025 Annual Meeting in Beijing.
Urumqi Airport Expansion Sparks Global Connectivity
Urumqi Airport’s expansion in the Chinese mainland is set to boost regional connectivity and drive Xinjiang’s economy with 63 million annual passengers.