Chancay Port Advances Amid Peru's Turmoil; Xinjiang's Trade Surges in Belt and Road Initiative
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- On October 13, 2025, despite Peru's political turmoil and President Boluarte's impeachment, the $3.5 billion Chinese-invested Chancay Port project is expected to proceed without a 'Panama moment'. This reflects China's sustained geopolitical and economic influence within the Belt and Road Initiative framework.
- On October 13, 2025, Xinjiang's foreign trade volume rose from $27.56 billion in 2013 to $61.17 billion in 2024, highlighting its key role in the Belt and Road Initiative. Future strategies focus on innovation, talent, and industrial upgrading to sustain regional prosperity.
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