Cooperation between China and Africa in the energy sector has seen remarkable progress in recent years, especially in the field of renewable energy.
CNOOC Ltd, whose controlling shareholder is China National Offshore Oil Corp, the country's largest offshore oil and natural gas developer, said the company will increase investment in its existing oil and gas operation in Nigeria, which it described as one of its most strategic and important overseas business undertakings.
A Tsinghua University alumni association is playing an important role in promoting exchanges between China and Africa.
State-owned China Zhongyuan Engineering Corporation said it will deepen cooperation with African countries and help them solve bottleneck problems in their nuclear energy development.
Ties between China and Africa have been growing across many areas and, consequently, the range of cooperation has been expanding. These pictures highlight the diversity and depth of the successful interaction.
China and Japan agreed on Friday to step up financial cooperation amid rising economic headwinds and market vulnerabilities due to trade friction from US President Donald Trump's protectionist measures, top officials from both sides said.
Sunac China Holdings Ltd, the Chinese mainland's fourth-largest developer by sales, said the land and home price slowdown is likely to remain, with property regulations also continuing to tighten.
Taiyuan Iron and Steel Group Co Ltd is improving its product quality and variety through supply-side reform and intensive innovation, to face up to rising pressure from China-United States trade tensions and global trade protectionism.
High-end and cutting-edge will be the key words at the first China International Import Expo to be held in Shanghai in early November.
The top securities regulator is seeking public opinion on rules relating to the Shanghai-London Stock Connect, a further step to promote the long-awaited program bridging China with the international capital market. It is expected to roll out this year.
An emerging instant messaging tool called Bullet Messaging has received 150 million yuan ($21.96 million) in funding after its first week of operation, gaining traction among internet-savvy Chinese users and posing an imminent threat to social media veteran WeChat.
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