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Two tigers of digital age

Singapore and China will use the BRI to advance high-quality and forward-looking cooperation, especially in new technology, green transformation and third-party cooperation.
Policies spur overseas volunteerism

Yao, the volunteer in Laos, said that overseas volunteer service is a way to practice people-to-people diplomacy. "While projects like the China-Laos Railway under the BRI boost local socioeconomic development, understanding each other's languages and cultures plays a crucial role in fostering emotional connections and strengthening bilateral friendship."
Flame of longtime friendship burns brightly

On May 31, Malaysia and China celebrated 50 years of diplomatic relations. Bilateral diplomatic ties between the countries began with the signing of a joint communique in Beijing on May 31, 1974. Since then, Malaysia has upheld the one-China principle.
Initiative to bring Africa dividends

The East African Community member states should consider the implementation of the Belt and Road Initiative projects collectively instead of individually for better results in its regional integration efforts.
Bridging borders through e-commerce

I had the distinct honor of attending the 4th BRLC Cross-Border E-commerce Workshop, hosted by Alibaba Group in Hangzhou, China. This workshop spanned three insightful full days, offering a deep dive into the intricate world of e-commerce, its evolution, and the promising future it holds.
Scholar highlights Silk Road's cultural significance

"One of the most iconic examples of cultural integration is obviously the Silk Road," said Marcella Festa, associate professor at School of Cultural Heritage of Northwest University at the latest Vision China event themed "Treasuring the Past, Enriching the Future".
Insights | Malaysian scholar: knowledge and skills from China add value to Malaysia's development

"Malaysia began to establish diplomatic ties with the People's Republic of China in 1974. In fact, we are the very first Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) countries to do so. Since then, Malaysia-China relations have grown and warmed over the years," said Lee Pei May, assistant professor of the Department of Political Science at the International Islamic University Malaysia.
Revitalizing CPEC and strengthening China-Pakistan ties

The recent visit of Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif to China marks a pivotal moment in the enduring and evolving relationship between Pakistan and China.

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