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Xi: Ties with Laos begin new chapter - Chinadaily com cn

China and Laos should better align their development strategies and steadily advance the development of the China-Laos Economic Corridor and construction of the China-Laos Railway, President Xi Jinping said on Tuesday.

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China-Laos railway seals roof of border gate station

WORLD / ASIA-PACIFIC By Xinhua Published: Dec 23, 2020 10:38 AM Photo taken on July 29, 2020 shows the construction site of the China-Laos Railway in northern Laos. (Photo by Pan Longzhu/Xinhua) With the cast of the last can of concrete, the main structure of Boten Station, Laos border gate station along the China-Laos railway, constructed by the China Railway Construction Engineering Group (CRCEG) was successfully concluded. The roof-sealing ceremony was held Tuesday at the station, some 440 km north of Lao capital Vientiane, which marked the shift from the main structure construction phase to the steel grid installation, electromechanical installation and decoration. The Boten Station, neighboring Mohan of southwestern Yunnan Province, is the first railroad station after entering Laos from China, with a construction area of 6,500 square meters and two platforms. The station house is situated on the west side of the railway, and the station adopts the integrated des

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U S soft power agency CEO: China s New Silk Road is the WeWork of development finance

U.S. soft power agency CEO: China’s New Silk Road is the WeWork of development finance Aarthi Swaminathan Amid reports that China is slowing down its investments in a trillion-dollar project called the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), one U.S. aid agency says it’s still going full steam ahead. The BRI, or the New Silk Road, is a colossal undertaking by the Chinese government, announced in 2013, to build networks infrastructure, maritime, digital, and more across the world. © Provided by Yahoo! Finance (Source: CSIS, Graphic: David Foster) The fact that China is scaling back on its investments abroad “doesn’t surprise me,” Adam Boehler, CEO of the U.S. International Development Finance Corporation (DFC), which was created to counter that influence, told Yahoo Finance. “I think of it almost like they’re the WeWork of development finance you cannot extend a trillion dollars of credit with no sustainable deals.”

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China-Laos railway tracks laid to Luang Prabang, achieving yearly goals-- Beijing Review

China-Laos railway tracks laid to Luang Prabang, achieving yearly goals-- Beijing Review
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China-Laos railway tracks laid to Luang Prabang

China-Laos railway tracks laid to Luang Prabang
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