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In pics: Three Gorges after snow Photo taken on Feb 3, 2024 shows the Three Gorges

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Karot Hydropower Project, Pakistan - Vimarsana News

Karot Hydropower Project, Pakistan

The Karot hydropower project (HPP) is a 720MW run-of-river project located on the Jhelum River in the Rawalpindi district of Pakistan.

Global Times: Young Chinese engineer committed to industrial transformation in Africa as BRI dedicated to continent's development - Vimarsana News

Global Times: Young Chinese engineer committed to industrial transformation in Africa as BRI dedicated to continent's development

/PRNewswire/ -- When Cao Fengze received a phone call from the Global Times reporters, he was on site at the bustling and dusty construction site by the Kafue...

Witness to History: Young Chinese engineer committed to industrial transformation in Africa as BRI dedicated to continent's development - Vimarsana News

Witness to History: Young Chinese engineer committed to industrial transformation in Africa as BRI dedicated to continent's development

At the core of the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI)'s success around the world are talented individuals who dedicate their skills to the betterment of humanity. Among this talented pool is Chinese engineer Cao Fengze, who works for a Chinese state-owned company investing infrastructure projects in Africa and holds a PhD in Civil Engineering from Tsinghua University.

BRI creates great opportunities for Angola and beyond - Vimarsana News

BRI creates great opportunities for Angola and beyond

Claims by the Western media and politicians that the #China-proposed #BRI is causing a so-called “debt trap” for #African countries is both “untrue and unfair,” João Baptista Borges, Angolan Minister of Energy and Water, told GT in an exclusive interview.