Oslo, Beijing to enhance trade, climate cooperation
China’s 14th Five-Year Plan (2021-2025) will shape the country’s future social and economic development and Norway looks forward to the opportunities it brings for boosting bilateral cooperation in a series of areas including trade, climate and environment, said the country’s top envoy in Beijing.
“We look forward to studying the new five-year plan when it is approved and published,” Norwegian Ambassador to China Signe Brudeset said in a written interview with China Daily.
As China reaffirms its commitment to further opening-up in the new five-year plan, Brudeset said that Norway sees opportunities in building on the important trade relations that the two countries already have, for example in the seafood and shipping industries, but also to develop new business areas in the Chinese market.
Norwegian envoy seeks opportunities from China s commitment to further opening-up
China s 14th Five-Year Plan (2021-2025) will shape the country s future social and economic development and Norway looks forward to the opportunities it brings for boosting bilateral cooperation in a series of areas including trade, climate and environment, said the country s top envoy in Beijing. Norwegian Ambassador to China Signe Brudeset We look forward to studying the new five-year plan when it is approved and published, Norwegian Ambassador to China Signe Brudeset said in a written interview with China Daily.
As China reaffirms its commitment to further opening-up in the new five-year plan, Brudeset said that Norway sees opportunities in building on the important trade relations that the two countries already have, for example in the seafood and shipping industries, but also to develop new business areas in the Chinese market.
Going all out for gold By SUN XIAOCHEN | China Daily | Updated: 2021-02-04 09:34 Share China s athletes showing unswerving dedication to Olympic dream despite pandemic-sized challenges. [Photo/China Daily]
With the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics just a year away, Chinese athletes have vowed to spare no effort over the next 12 months as they target a gold rush at their home Games.
Locked in strict quarantine and with no international events to compete in, China s Olympic hopefuls are refusing to let whatever obstacles the COVID-19 pandemic throws at them as they push their limits on the ice and snow.
Thanks to the successful control of the epidemic at home, Chinese teams continue to finesse their preparations at multiple national training bases scattered across Beijing, surrounding province Hebei and northeastern province Jilin.
President shows ardent interest in training progress
Inspired by President Xi Jinping s warm greetings and instructions, Chinese athletes, sports officials and event organizers have pledged to deliver their best performances on both the athletic and operational fronts at the 2022 Winter Olympics.
With about one year left before the 2022 Winter Olympics open next February, China s winter sports teams have had their athletic preparation for the home showcase boosted by the president s earnest expectation after Xi visited athletes, coaches and organizational staff at multiple venues in the Games three zones－downtown Beijing, the city s suburban Yanqing district and co-host Zhangjiakou, Hebei province－this week.
Xi s visit inspires Chinese athletes By SUN XIAOCHEN | CHINA DAILY | Updated: 2021-01-22 07:27 Share CLOSE Technicians in Beijing prepare the playing surface at the Wukesong Ice Sports Center, the ice hockey training venue for the 2022 Winter Olympics, on Wednesday. WEI XIAOHAO/CHINA DAILY
President shows ardent interest in training progress
Inspired by President Xi Jinping s warm greetings and instructions, Chinese athletes, sports officials and event organizers have pledged to deliver their best performances on both the athletic and operational fronts at the 2022 Winter Olympics.
With about one year left before the 2022 Winter Olympics open next February, China s winter sports teams have had their athletic preparation for the home showcase boosted by the president s earnest expectation after Xi visited athletes, coaches and organizational staff at multiple venues in the Games three zones－downtown Beijing, the ci