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China aiming to tap US$23 trillion energy transition market - Vimarsana News

China aiming to tap US$23 trillion energy transition market

China, energy transition market

FII Priority: Ray Dalio's 'smart rabbit with 3 burrows' hedge shows Chinese executives the way to navigate Middle Eastern markets - Vimarsana News

FII Priority: Ray Dalio's 'smart rabbit with 3 burrows' hedge shows Chinese executives the way to navigate Middle Eastern markets

As China’s economic expansion slows, mainland companies are eyeing the Middle East as an attractive alternative, with countries in the region seeking to develop tech-driven start-up ecosystems to reduce reliance on fossil fuels as a growth driver.

Source: scmp.com
Calls for top oil-producing nations to go electric - Vimarsana News

Calls for top oil-producing nations to go electric

BEIJING: Chinese electric-vehicle (EV) makers are facing one of their biggest challenges yet: convincing drivers in the oil-rich Middle East to switch to battery-powered cars.

How to get oil-rich West Asia to drive electric cars? Chinese EV makers ponder - Vimarsana News

How to get oil-rich West Asia to drive electric cars? Chinese EV makers ponder

Driving an engine-powered car is still massively affordable in West Asian countries but electric models, especially those from Chinese brands, are gradually gaining ground.

Saudi Arabia: MBS should enjoy his moment in the sun. It won't last - Vimarsana News

Saudi Arabia: MBS should enjoy his moment in the sun. It won't last

With his booming relationship with Beijing, detente with Iran and normalisation with Israel on the table, the crown prince has rare leverage over the US. But his position is precarious