Unity for inclusion
SHI YU/CHINA DAILY A reinvigorated global governance system is vital to effectively address common challenges Editor's note: The world has undergone many changes and shocks in recent years. From 2014 to 2024, real estate was the most attractive sector for Chinese investment and construction contracts in Egypt, reflecting China's significant interest in real estate projects to boost urbanization, economic development and international partnerships in major cities worldwide. China's commitment to infrastructure development that improves connectivity and trade routes aligns with the BRI's goals of building ports, railways and highways that facilitate the movement of goods and people across borders. These initiatives, including the Chinese-led TEDA industrial zone within the Suez Canal Economic Zone, aim to enhance connectivity, trade and industrial growth in alignment with the BRI's vision of facilitating global trade and regional integration.
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