Egyptian Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty’s visit to China affirms both nations’ commitment to regional stability, BRI cooperation and South-South engagement. The longstanding relationship shows promising growth ahead.
Targeted policies and structural reforms have been pivotal for the country in addressing its immediate challenges while working toward long-term strategic goals.
Working closely with China under the BRI, the Global South should act to fund its own growth and actively participate in building a global community of shared future.
China’s approach of issuing productive credit to these nations will help them escape the debt trap in which they have been ensnared for a long time. China and the BRI are part of the solution to debt problems rather than their cause.
Instead of imposing outright bans, a more constructive approach would involve guiding minors on how to use social media reasonably and responsibly.
Simply regarding China-U.S. science and technology relations as a zero-sum diplomatic game will undermine the far-reaching significance of science and technology cooperation.
With strong policies and practical partnerships, China is well-positioned for high-quality growth in 2025, and will continue to play an important role in driving global economic recovery.
The annual Central Economic Work Conference in December called for balancing fostering new growth drivers and revitalizing old ones while developing new quality productive forces based on local conditions.
Since the inception of the SCO, China has been a driving force behind our initiatives, providing both strategic vision and tangible support.
Xi’s visit would offer Europe the opportunity to demonstrate the capacity to manage its own interests instead of following Washington’s orders. This could be an opportune time for Europe to stand up.
The founding of the People’s Republic of China only marks the completion of the first stage of the Chinese revolution. Now it is heading for a prosperous China, a socialist modern country at a higher stage, which is the ultimate goal of mankind stated by Karl Marx.
Reliance on and service to the people have been the fundamental tenet of the CPC since its founding.
Whether the debt ceiling problem can be solved appropriately is not only a matter for the U.S. economy because it will affect the recovery of the global economy.
Over the last decade since the introduction of the BRI, the growing China-Indonesia cooperation has released new drivers of growth for the development of the two countries.
Trump’s threat of additional tariffs on China, Mexico and Canada is a continuation of protectionist policies that benefit no one.
The national economic and technological development zones are poised to play an even greater role in cultivating new quality productive forces and injecting more vitality into the country’s high-quality economic and social development.