This year marks the 10th anniversary of the China-proposed Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), a platform for international cooperation that demonstrates China's vision and provides solutions for the reformation of the global governance system and other multifaceted challenges.
Traders, ports and producers in Port of Guangzhou, the world's fifth-largest port, have witnessed the development of BRI at the frontline. Since 2013, the Port of Guangzhou, the world's fifth largest port, has been actively engaged in the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) by investing heavily on infrastructure that allowed whole new sections of business to be created, bringing benefits to the local and regional economy and creating opportunities for countries and regions.
On Tuesday, Huang Bo, general manager of Guanghzou Port Group, announced at an investment promotion forum that the company plans to invest another 35 billion yuan ($5.09 billion) over the next five years to build more wharfs, railway connections, logistics facilities and digital hardware in its Guangzhou Nansha Port.
Source: globaltimes.cn