Filling the Gaps
With focus on ‘small yet smart’ projects, the BRI continues to bring opportunities for development around the world.
With focus on ‘small yet smart’ projects, the BRI continues to bring opportunities for development around the world.
As an active member of the BRI, it’s expected that the close cooperation with China will provide a significant boost to Sri Lanka’s economy through growth of trade, investments and job
opportunities.
Wang’s high-profile visit delivered important bilateral gains, strengthened political trust and charted a new course for future economic trade and win-win engagement.
Our friendship, spanning more than 50 years, is flourishing due to the trust shared between our two nations.
These moves underscore that the PCC project serves as a model for promoting Sri Lanka’s economic and social development through Chinese solutions.
It’s high time that we talk to each other, find peaceful ways of resolving conflicts and disputes, and create a system that is mutually beneficial to all human beings around the world.
One can ask why this Chinese economic recovery matters to Africans. That is because it can potentially benefit the continent’s economy in several ways.
Beyond doubt the elevation of China-Uganda relations will bring more development opportunities to Ugandans, as well as to the whole African region.
The HIP is a flagship project of cooperation between Sri Lanka and China under the BRI and all these developments are set to bring win-win results to Sri Lanka and China.
China is expected to play a bigger role in Africa’s path to industrialisation.
The future development of China-Africa cooperation on industrial parks requires the establishment of an international multilateral cooperation framework, along with a clear division of labour for African countries within the BRI cooperation.
Across the spectrum of its engagements in 2024, the BRI will extend its influence into diverse array of domains, spanning economics, culture and ecology.