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2020-12-29 15:14
As the COVID-19 pandemic drags the world into recession and depression, the China-proposed Belt and Road Initiative has rekindled some hope.
In addition to concrete BRI projects, the Belt and Road has also played a vital role in facilitating global supply chains – especially for the crucial medical goods – and inspired digital solutions to fight against the pandemic around the world in the year.
Health Silk Road
Since bringing its coronavirus outbreak under control, China has been sending medical supplies and equipment to other parts of the world to help fight COVID-19.
The Health Silk Road is an initiative linked to the Belt and Road Initiative. Corridors, ports and logistics hubs along the Belt and Road were used to provide medical support to partner countries.
Power, transport collaborations drive green efforts Xinhua | Updated: 2020-12-24 09:34 Share CLOSE Employees install photovoltaic panels at a solar power plant in Kaposvar, Hungary. The project by the China National Machinery Import and Export Corp began in June 2019. [Photo/Xinhua]
BERLIN－With a number of power and transport projects built in recent years, the China-proposed Belt and Road Initiative is playing a positive role in Europe, providing clean power and high-quality infrastructure to locals.
Being benefit-sharing, environment-friendly and high-quality, the BRI projects bring tangible benefits to Europe.
Constructed by China National Machinery Import & Export Corp, the Kaposvar 100 megawatt photovoltaic power plant is Hungary s largest solar power station with total investment of around 100 million euros ($121 million).