China unveils 600 South-South Cooperation projects

[fatman17]

this is china's answer to the American peace corps initiative but at a much larger scale.

 

[Shotgunner51]

On behalf of China (& Hong Kong), Xi Jinping should invite GCC (UAE, KSA, Kuwait, Qatar) and jointly develop the 600+ projects with their SWF's (Sovereign Welfare Funds). The two financial powerhouses can contribute a lot together, I look forward to deeper collaboration in the next China-GCC summit.

Other partners might include Singapore, and other oil-rich countries like Norway, Russia & Kazakhstan.

@Saif al-Arab

 

[cirr]

SEPTEMBER 28, 2015

CHINA'S CITIC TO BUILD POWER PLANT IN ZIMBABWE

Sable Mining has signed an agreement with China's CITIC Construction Co. to build a 600-megawatt coal-fired power plant at the company's Lubu Coal Project in Zimbabwe.

The agreement is supported by the Republic of Zimbabwe and the Ministry of Energy and Power Development, which is the administration in charge of power development, the UK-based mining company said in a statement. The project aligns with the government's objective to development of energy and power generation in Zimbabwe.

"The combination of our quality coal together with CITIC's access to power plant infrastructure, financing and construction expertise has the potential to create a long term power supply," Sable Mining CEO Andrew Groves said.

Lubuc Coal Project is located on 19,236 hectares in the Hwange mining district of northwestern Zimbabwe. Coal from the mine will be used to fuel the plant. A timeline for development has not yet been released, but the two companies plan to rapidly pursue the feasibility of the Lubu project.

"Our team now looks forward to exploring the commercial potential of this MoU further with the CITIC team and moving forwards with this project at speed," Groves said.

China's CITIC to Build Power Plant in Zimbabwe - Breakbulk Events & Media

 

[Jlaw]

The best news of today. I wished to share it had I had access to a laptop. Do not like to do it on smartphone.

So thank you @AndrewJin for catching and sharing it.

This is an example of Dragon's inclusive growth-with claws retracted.

And it is a lot more meaningful to be declared by the President at the UN in the aftermath of his meeting with US officials.

AIIB and BRICS Deeopment Bank will be put in good use.

The New Normal.

A dragon with claws retracted is like a tiger without teeth

That's what i call a rising superpower: The Red DRAGON

No, China is a developing country.

 

[Azizam]

China is seems to be genuinely interested about the development of the world. I couldn't believe my eyes after seeing metro system in Ethiopia. Well done China!

 

[Shotgunner51]

i guess there will be a lot of projects like this one.

Addis Ababa Inaugurates China-built Light Rail Service

Sure bro, we have seen everywhere on this planet! Check this gallery:


A construction worker walks on a scaffolding on a tunnel along the Nairobi-Thika highway project, under construction near Kenya's capital Nairobi, September, 2011. The road, which is being built by China Wuyi, Sinohydro and Shengeli Engineering Construction group, is funded by the Kenyan and Chinese government and the African Development Bank (AFDB)

A man walks past a satellite dish station in El Sombrero, Venezuela, Oct. 28, 2008. The Venezuelan government said a satellite developed and launched in China for Venezuela will guarantee the South American country's autonomy in telecommunications. Chinese money is breathing life into government infrastructure projects that otherwise might have died for lack of financing.

Company executives look at thin-film solar panels developed by MiaSole before a press conference held at the headquarters of Hanergy Group in Beijing, China, Jan. 9, 2013. Hanergy Group, the Chinese company that bought MiaSole, a California producer of thin-film solar panels, said it can make a success of the emerging technology where others have suffered huge losses.

Emergency response workers stand at the Cienfuegos Oil Refinery southeast of Havana, February 7, 2013. Cuba is looking for China to finance a $6 billion expansion of its largest refinery, in the city of Cienfuegos.

A Laotian teacher instructs the first class on environmental studies at the transitional campus for Soochow University in Vientiane, Laos, Nov. 18, 2012. It is China’s first university campus abroad. Chinese education officials are promoting the notion of the country’s universities expanding overseas, tapping new education markets while extending the influence of their rising economic power.

An aerial photo shows a Nexen oil sands facility near Fort McMurray, Alberta, Canada. In December 2012, Canada approved China's biggest overseas energy acquisition, a $15.1 billion takeover by state-owned CNOOC of Canadian oil and gas producer Nexen.

Tanzanian entertainers perform as they bid farewell to Chinese President Xi Jinping at the Julius Nyerere International Airport in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, March 25, 2013. China's new president told Africans he wanted a relationship of equals that would help the continent develop, responding to concerns that Beijing is only interested in shipping out its raw materials.

 

[TaiShang]

Sure bro, we have seen everywhere on this planet! Check this gallery:


A construction worker walks on a scaffolding on a tunnel along the Nairobi-Thika highway project, under construction near Kenya's capital Nairobi, September, 2011. The road, which is being built by China Wuyi, Sinohydro and Shengeli Engineering Construction group, is funded by the Kenyan and Chinese government and the African Development Bank (AFDB)

A man walks past a satellite dish station in El Sombrero, Venezuela, Oct. 28, 2008. The Venezuelan government said a satellite developed and launched in China for Venezuela will guarantee the South American country's autonomy in telecommunications. Chinese money is breathing life into government infrastructure projects that otherwise might have died for lack of financing.

Company executives look at thin-film solar panels developed by MiaSole before a press conference held at the headquarters of Hanergy Group in Beijing, China, Jan. 9, 2013. Hanergy Group, the Chinese company that bought MiaSole, a California producer of thin-film solar panels, said it can make a success of the emerging technology where others have suffered huge losses.

Emergency response workers stand at the Cienfuegos Oil Refinery southeast of Havana, February 7, 2013. Cuba is looking for China to finance a $6 billion expansion of its largest refinery, in the city of Cienfuegos.

A Laotian teacher instructs the first class on environmental studies at the transitional campus for Soochow University in Vientiane, Laos, Nov. 18, 2012. It is China’s first university campus abroad. Chinese education officials are promoting the notion of the country’s universities expanding overseas, tapping new education markets while extending the influence of their rising economic power.

An aerial photo shows a Nexen oil sands facility near Fort McMurray, Alberta, Canada. In December 2012, Canada approved China's biggest overseas energy acquisition, a $15.1 billion takeover by state-owned CNOOC of Canadian oil and gas producer Nexen.

Tanzanian entertainers perform as they bid farewell to Chinese President Xi Jinping at the Julius Nyerere International Airport in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, March 25, 2013. China's new president told Africans he wanted a relationship of equals that would help the continent develop, responding to concerns that Beijing is only interested in shipping out its raw materials.

Via Edward Liu

America, and all around the globe who not only possess "brain power" but are embued with entrepreneurial, managerial, multilingual, multicultural skills and talents.

This talent pool of human resources if properly harnessed and linked-up with China's nascent "brain power" in entrepreneurship, in creative endeavors, in technology, can stimulate the synergies that are now stirring inside China.
This human resource scattered all around the world....can serve a positive, constructive win-win bridge in the new challenging world of globalization and cooperation-collaboration in the potential that can be unleashed in China's vision of the OBOR (One Belt-One Road) New Silk Route/ Maritime Belt initiative, and in South-South win-win collaboration to uplift the Third World and reform the First and Second World.

Besides, many of these huarens resettled, living, and working overseas in Southeast Asia, in North America, Australasia, in the U.K., facing ethnic racial discrimination and political marginalization and subhumanization where they are resettled.....they are poised to find new challenges in an environment where their skills and brain power are genuinely appreciated, not denigrated and blocked.



无论华人走到哪里， 中国永远是华人的娘家。

黄惠康希望他对马国善意不要被曲解。