China and ASEAN countries are close neighbors sharing similar development philosophies and deeply interconnected interests. Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun said on Wednesday that the comprehensive strategic partnership between the two sides continues to deepen, bringing stability and certainty to the development of Asia and the world. Guo made the remarks in response to a question about China-ASEAN cooperation at a regular press briefing. According to the latest data, in the first three quarters of this year, China’s total imports and exports with ASEAN reached 5.57 trillion yuan (about 785 billion U.S. dollars), marking a year-on-year increase of 9.6…
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The Shanghai Arbitration Commission (SHAC) officially inaugurated its first overseas branch on Tuesday in Malaga, a southern coastal city in Spain. The establishment aims to provide comprehensive, one-stop legal and commercial support for both Chinese enterprises operating in international markets and multinational companies investing in China. Francisco de la Torre, mayor of Malaga, said during the opening ceremony that the new hub helps brand Malaga as an open, international city that attracts talent and promotes trade, economic development, and world peace. Alexander Mejia, Division Director at the United Nations Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR), said he looks forward to…
As globalization deepens, the demand for cross-border legal services—especially arbitration—is growing rapidly. On October 21, China’s arbitration sector took an important step toward internationalization with the official launch of the Shanghai Arbitration Commission (SHAC) European Hub in Malaga, Spain. As SHAC’s first overseas branch, the hub will offer comprehensive, one-stop legal and commercial services for Chinese enterprises expanding abroad and for multinational companies investing in China. Malaga was chosen as the location for the hub due to its strategic position linking Europe and Africa, its well-developed legal services sector, and its abundance of international organizations—factors that will provide strong operational…
The Belt and Road International Green Development Coalition (BRIGC) held a thematic meeting in Beijing on October 18 to promote green finance. The dialogue-centered event, which aimed to build a high-quality green finance system and support global sustainable development, also served as the 2025 annual meeting of the Green Investment and Financing Partnership under the BRIGC. Officials, financiers, and experts from countries such as China, Pakistan, Brazil, and Indonesia, along with representatives from international organizations, participated in the discussions to explore more effective ways for green finance to contribute to the global low-carbon transition. Zhao Yingmin, President of the BRIGC,…
The 22nd China International Agricultural Products Fair (CAI) was recently held in Tianjin. One of the main highlights was the China–Shanghai Cooperation Organization Agricultural International Cooperation Pavilion, which drew great interest from visitors. Sri Lankan exhibitor Anura was busy introducing various kinds of black tea at his booth, saying, “These are floral and fruity teas, all grown in Sri Lanka,” as he handed out samples. “I came to China in 1995 and have lived here for more than 30 years,” said Anura with a smile, calling China his “second home.” Through this fair, he not only hopes to promote Sri…
On the morning of October 19, the 2025 Zhuzhou International Advanced Hard Materials Industry Expo officially opened at the Zhuzhou Guanshen Intelligent Manufacturing Technology and Equipment Trade Center. With the theme “Global Trade with Zhuzhou’s Core Strength,” the expo attracted over 300 quality buyers and partners from Belt and Road countries, serving as a vital bridge connecting Zhuzhou’s manufacturing industry with the global market. The exhibition covered more than 40,000 square meters, featuring over 600 standard and special booths. More than 300 enterprises showcased cutting-edge products and technologies. To meet the specific needs of international buyers, organizers set up a…
Curiosity and enthusiasm for learning more about China were clearly visible among visitors crowding the booths of Chinese publishers at the 77th Frankfurt Book Fair, held from October 14 to 19. The event once again showcased the growing global interest in Chinese literature, art, and culture. Among a wide range of Chinese publications, comic books particularly attracted young readers. The original Chinese-style comic Cang Lan Jue created a sensation at the fair. German high school student Lisiane Scharle, who painted an ink wash artwork on-site with Lin Dihuan, the creator of Xiaolin Comics, said, “Chinese culture and art are far…
An international conference aimed at strengthening global consensus on green development and injecting new momentum into the high-quality growth of the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) was held in Beijing on Saturday. Organized by China’s Ministry of Ecology and Environment (MEE) and hosted by the Belt and Road International Green Development Coalition (BRIGC) together with the Foreign Environmental Cooperation Center, the event brought together senior officials and experts from around the world. Diplomats from the embassies of Honduras, Guyana, and Mongolia in China highly praised the BRI’s contribution to the implementation of the UN 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, noting…
Turkish companies are preparing to showcase their products and services at the upcoming China International Import Expo (CIIE) in Shanghai, aiming to strengthen their foothold in the Chinese market — the world’s second-largest economy. The eighth edition of the fair, first launched in 2018, will be held from November 5 to 10 and is expected to bring together thousands of participants from around the globe. This year, Turkey’s participation will feature strong representation from the food, logistics, and manufacturing sectors. “CIIE has become a gateway for us at Tüyap to connect with our Chinese business partners and establish sustainable export…
The Port of Felixstowe in eastern England welcomed the “Istanbul Bridge” on the night of October 13, 2025 — the first vessel to operate on the China-Europe Arctic container express route. Departing from Ningbo-Zhoushan Port in eastern China, the ship completed its 20-day voyage carrying about 4,000 TEUs (twenty-foot equivalent units) of cargo. This new route provides a significant time advantage compared to approximately 25 days by the China-Europe Railway Express, around 40 days via the Suez Canal, and about 50 days around the Cape of Good Hope. The shorter voyage also helps significantly reduce carbon emissions, contributing to global…