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China has been Africa's rafiki — meaning friend in Swahili — not only in enabling energy coverage, but also in renewable energy transition. Since the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation (FOCAC) was established in 2000, one-third of the new grid-connected renewable energy capacity in sub-Saharan Africa has been built by China.
African people have benefited from the decades long cooperation with China, which ushered in newer infrastructure, more job opportunities, and greater momentum for the continent's sustainable development.
Representatives from 50 countries and regions who attended the 2024 Belt and Road Journalists Forum share their insights about China's development.
Experts and scholars from the international strategic and academic communities took part in a symposium hosted by Renmin University of China on Chinese modernization and its significance to the world.
The latest figures have shown and reinforced the trend that China's racing ahead in renewable energy.
Innovation must be scaled responsibly to maximize the contributions of the forest sector to agrifood systems transformation and other global challenges.
The Global South community has sent a message of strengthening cooperation recently.
On August 15, a special reception was held by the Consul-General of the People's Republic of China in Perth Long Dingbin, to celebrate Western Australian Nobel Laureate Prof Barry Marshall's winning China International Science and Technology Cooperation Award 2023.
China's recent initiatives to convert wastelands such as saline-alkali soils, desert lands, and abandoned mining areas into fertile agricultural fields have caught the attention of global media. International reports say that these efforts are significant not only for China's food security, but also hold the potential to contribute to global sustainable agricultural development.
China is not only regarded as the world's factory, but is also growing as the world's R&D laboratory, The Economist said in an article published this July. This is borne out by the evidence that as of the end of June this year, a cumulative total of 985 multinational corporation (MNC) headquarters and 575 foreign-funded R&D centers had been established in Shanghai alone.
In the face of severe global challenges, countries should put aside prejudices and cooperate on sci-tech development for the benefit of all. This was the message of a major event held in Beijing recently to promote international sci-tech communication and collaboration.
The first Congress of Latin American Sinologists, held in Argentina in July, marked the growing interest in Chinese studies across the region. Over 50 Latin American and Chinese scholars gathered to discuss cultural integration and open development with a focus on the development of sinology in Latin America and regional cooperation. The conference highlighted the increasing curiosity about China and its rapid development, driven by the closer ties between China and Latin American countries.
Only reformers can advance, only innovators can thrive, and only those who reform and innovate will prevail. The field of science and technology is the most in need of continuous reform. From the third plenary session of the 18th Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Committee in 2013 to the just concluded third plenary session of the 20th CPC Central Committee, the comprehensive reform of sci-tech innovation systems and mechanisms has been continuously deepened, writing a new chapter in advancing sci-tech modernization.
The 20th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China concluded its third plenary session on July 18, further deepening reform comprehensively to advance Chinese modernization.
Pushing the development of tech innovation is needed to achieve China's goal of becoming a leading sports nation by 2035, as well as becoming a modernized country.
After a period of debate slamming China's overcapacity, some Western media have begun to realize the error of their ways.
The 20th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China concluded its third plenary session on July 18, further deepening reform comprehensively to advance Chinese modernization.
Being excluded from U.S.-led missions has not discouraged Chinese space scientists.
As global tourists flock to China, a great many of them are posting videos on their firsthand experience of Chinese culture, transportation and technological advancements on video-sharing social media platforms YouTube and TikTok, and the number of these videos is mounting.
At the forefront of this change are companies that have transformed from local workshops into global leaders through relentless innovation and smart manufacturing.
During the Second Belt and Road Conference on Science and Technology Exchange, SKAO Director-General Philip Diamond said that science breaks down borders.
