China is advancing its infrastructure goals by achieving full-channel connectivity for the Pinglu Canal and investing in the Yangtze River mega waterway project.
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Updated Sep 7
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China is advancing its infrastructure goals by achieving full-channel connectivity for the Pinglu Canal and investing in the Yangtze River mega waterway project.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.MSA published nautical maps for the canal, highlighting its role in the Land-Sea Trade Corridor.1 source
- A canal in Guangxi offers shorter and more economical sea access routes.Sub-event
- A canal strengthens connectivity between Southeast Asia and Guangxi.Sub-event
- Ships are operating on the Yangtze River, passing through the Gezhouba Dam area near Yichang.Sub-event
Full-channel connectivity achieved for the Pinglu Canal as part of a major national infrastructure push.1 source
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Guangxi
Province (1950-1958) of the People's Republic of China, reorganized into an autonomous region for the Zhuang people
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Yangtze
Longest river in Asia, and the third-longest in the world
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