[Saudi Arabia expands its mineral exploration with 377 mining complexes] Saudi Arabia's mining industry is experiencing unprecedented growth as the government is boosting the sector by increasing investment and upgrading laws to attract more private companies. According to the latest government data, the number of mining complexes in the Kingdom rose to 377 by the end of 2022, with an estimated area of 44,365 square kilometers. Editor/Xing Wentao
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  • 2023.03.21 14:46
  • [The first China-Europe train departs from Anyang, Henan Province]
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  • 2023.03.21 14:44
  • [Angola Luanda Science Park Project Commences]
  • Recently, the foundation stone laying ceremony for the Luanda Science and Technology Park project in Angola contracted by Pan China Group was solemnly held. The Science and Technology Park Project (STDP) is an important base for the Science and Technology Development Plan (PDCT) of the Ministry of Higher Education, Science, Technology and Innovation of Angola. It was started on January 31, 2023, with a construction period of 30 months, covering an area of approximately 62800 square meters, and a project budget of 35 million US dollars. The main construction content includes building 9 new buildings, maintaining 11 buildings, demolishing 5 ground buildings, as well as outdoor road construction and repair, landscape greening, installation engineering, and installation of facilities and equipment. The budget is US $100 million, 90% funded by ADB, and 10% supported by the Angolan government. Editor/Ma Xue