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China's BRI truly changes lives, destinies of people around world: Cambodian senior minister

China's Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) has truly changed the lives and destinies of many people across the world, a Cambodian senior minister said here on Friday.
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BRI Stories | Chinese-built power plant guards light for war-torn Iraq

Alongside the Tigris River in Wasit Province, Iraq's largest thermal power plant stands tall. With six generator units boasting a total installed capacity of 2,540 megawatts, the Wasit Power Plant, constructed and maintained by Shanghai Electric Group, roars day and night, generating electricity for tens of thousands of families, bringing the light of hope to this war-torn country.

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