MANILA - Staff members at the Presidential Communications Operations Office, or PCOO, started learning Mandarin at the Presidential Palace in Manila on April 12, a first for government employees in the Philippine capital.
Olener Sacal and Given Lanugan said they were "mere construction laborers" when they were enrolled to build a Chinese-funded drug rehabilitation center in San Francisco, southern Philippines, in February 2018.
XIAMEN - Over 10,000 precious stamps from the Philippines are being showcased at an exhibition in the eastern Chinese city of Xiamen, running until May 9, providing an insight into the Southeast Asian nation's history.
An active private sector partner of governments in the privatization of ports, International Container Terminal Services Inc is charged with helping economies to expand by ensuring that ports - key conduits in economic growth - provide the best service possible.
China and Austria will continue to diversify economic cooperation and build stronger trade ties in 2019 to develop the Belt and Road Initiative and the Central and Eastern Europe market, said experts and officials.
Improved political and business ties supported by factors like cultural events and new business models will boost long-term people-to-people exchanges and tourist flow between China and Austria, experts said.
The much anticipated second Belt and Road Forum for International Cooperation in Beijing attracts attention not only in China but also abroad. Many of the government delegations traveling to the forum are again joined by companies exploring business opportunities.
The Belt and Road Initiative, or BRI, is expected to significantly expand the economic, trade and cultural cooperation and exchange between China and Austria, according to Friedrich Stift, the Austrian ambassador to China.
Austria-based refractory material maker RHI Magnesita will expand its presence in China as it seeks sustainable growth in the fast-changing market. The company's CEO Stefan Borgas shares more details with China Daily.
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