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Before or around 2013, daily goods such as shoes in Ethiopia were mostly imported from countries including China, due to the inadequate domestic production capacity. But in 2013, Chinas shoemaker Huajian Group expanded its business in Ethiopia, two years after building the first plant in the country.

Chinas efforts to accelerate digital transformation comes at a crucial time when the world is facing rising challenges, and those who can govern core technologies and their broad application will be better able to secure their supply chains, experts and industry insiders said on the sideline of the 5th Digital China Summit on Sunday.

In 2013, Chinese President Xi Jinping put forward the

To ease surging inflation, it is important for the US to cancel all additional tariffs imposed on Chinese goods, which will benefit the US, China and the world, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Wang Wenbin said on Wednesday.

In recent years, China-Micronesia bilateral ties have seen rapid development, with pragmatic cooperation expanding in a wide range of areas. Ahead of Chinese State Councilor and Foreign Minister Wang Yis

While the global situation has been under the shadow of the pandemic and the geopolitical conflicts, current bilateral relations, trade and investment cooperation between China and Indonesia is bucking the trend. Major cooperation projects including the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) are the reflections of the highly synergized connectivity between the China-proposed Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) and Indonesia’s national strategy. Global Times (GT) reporter Yin Yeping rece...

China and Serbia are

Chinas development is a good opportunity for the EU, not a challenge, nor is it a

Many Chinese entrepreneurs, companies and industry groups in Ukraine remain calm and their daily business operations have not seen any particular disruptions from escalating tension in the country, several businesses sources in Ukraine told the Global Times on Wednesday.

Chinese photovoltaic (PV) industry players said that the US is putting its PV sector in danger by bullying the Chinese PV industry based on the Western countrys groundless accusations of so-called forced labor in Xinjiang.