The report mainly presents the fruitful results achieved in bilateral economic and trade cooperation, the key cooperation construction projects between the two countries, and the vast opportunities for bilateral cooperation in the future.

December08,2023

China Petroleum& Chemical Corp has pledged to increase its share of clean energy production capacity to more than 50 percent within six years, through increasing its output of natural gas, shale gas and related facilities.

April03,2018

Steady output of shale gas by domestic oil and gas companies will bolster China's clean energy efforts and ensure adequate gas supplies for the current heating season, experts said.

December02,2020

A sample of Laws & Rules product.

January01,2016

Shanxi Province covers an area of 156,700 square kilometers, accounting for 1.6 percent of China’s total area. The province stretches 682 kilometers from north to south and 385 kilometers from east to west. The province belongs to the loess plateau, with the layout boundary of a parallelogram slanting from north-east to south-west. Mountainous region and hills make up 80.1 percent of the whole province while the figure for plains and valleys is 19.9 percent. According to the sixth national population census, there are 35.71 million permanent residents in the province, among which 0.3 percent are ethnic minorities, including Hui, Man, Mongol, Yi, Miao and Tujia, etc. Shanxi’s economy saw over 10 percent annual growth in the past three decades but its growth has slowed down as the province is determined to upgrade economic structure and accelerate reforms. From 1991 to 2012, the province’s average annual growth reached 11.2 percent. Its gross domestic product (GDP) stood at 1.28 billion yuan in 2014, and the growth rate slowed to 4.9 percent. The province’s growth ranked the 24th among the 31 provinces and autonomous regions on the Chinese mainland in 2014.

June30,2016

Infrastructure as the key factor for competitive growth in Central & Eastern Europe (CEE), but the inadequate infrastructure supply creates a growth barrier in CEE. The report, including five chapters, shows that the market potential in the central and eastern European countries along the Belt and Road is huge, especially in infrastructure construction, will attract a lot of investment opportunities.

June19,2018

Shanxi Province covers an area of 156,700 square kilometers, accounting for 1.6% of China’s total area. The province stretches 682 kilometers from north to south and 385 kilometers from east to west. <br></br> The province belongs to the loess plateau, with the layout boundary of a parallelogram slanting from north-east to south-west. Mountainous region and hills make up 80.1% of the whole province while the figure for plains and valleys is 19.9%. <br></br> By the end of 2015, there were 36.64 million permanent residents in the province, among which 0.3% were ethnic minorities, including Hui, Man, Mongol, Yi, Miao and Tujia, etc, according to a sample survey on the population of the province in 2015. <br></br> Shanxi’s economy saw over 10% annual growth in the past three decades but its growth has slowed down as the province determined to upgrade economic structure and accelerate reforms. <br></br> Shanxi boasts rich reserves of coal. Reserves of coal, coal bed methane, bauxite, refractory clay, laterite and potassic rock rank first in China. Reserves of golden red stone, pearl rock, gallium, vermiculite, grey rock for glasses take up the second place. The proved reserves of coal amount to 260 billion tons, or one-third of the whole country's total. Hence Shanxi has been known as "the Ocean of Coal." With the features of full types and good quality, coal is extensively distributed in Datong, Ningwu, Western mountain, Huoxi, Hedong and Qinshui coalfields. <br></br> Shanxi’s gross domestic product (GDP) stood at 1.28 trillion yuan in 2015, and the growth rate slowed to 3.1%. The province’s growth ranked the 24th among the 31 provinces and autonomous regions on the Chinese mainland in 2015.

October19,2016

The report is a joint product of the United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs (UN/DESA), the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) and the five United Nations regional commissions (Economic Commission for Africa (ECA), Economic Commission for Europe (ECE), Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC), Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (ESCAP) and Economic and Social Commission for Western Asia (ESCWA)). The United Nations World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) also contributed to the report.

January05,2018