China has seen resilient cooperation with the Belt and Road (B&R) countries facing the impact of COVID-19, the country's top economic planner said on Tuesday.
China has signed 201 B&R cooperation documents with 138 countries and 31 international organizations, Meng Wei, a spokesperson for the National Development and Reform Commission, told a press conference.
In the first three quarters of the year, China's trade with B&R countries totaled about 963.42 billion U.S. dollars, and its non-financial direct investment in these countries surged by 29.7 percent year on year to reach 13.02 billion dollars, Meng said.
The China-Europe freight rail service network bucked up, with a total of 10,180 trips made as of November 5, said Meng, adding that nearly 8 million parcels of medical supplies have been delivered via the China-Europe freight trains this year.
Major B&R projects, including the China-Laos railway, China-Thailand railway, Jakarta-Bandung High-Speed Railway, and Hungary-Serbia railway are making positive headway, Meng said.
Since the outbreak of the pandemic, China has played its role as the world's largest supplier of anti-pandemic goods, providing over 280 batches of emergency materials to more than 150 countries and international organizations, Meng added.

- China enhances cooperation with B&R countries despite COVID-19
- Thai consul general seeks digital cooperation with China
- Guangxi deepens hi-tech cooperation with ASEAN
- China-ASEAN digital economy cooperation boosts trade connectivity
- China’s Singles’ Day shopping festival expected to break sale records amid COVID-19 pandemic
- Tianjin reports 1 new COVID-19 case
Most popular

Related News
- China enhances cooperation with B&R countrie
- Wuhan aims to avert winter outbreak
- BeiDou system passes verification standard o
- Xi attends BRICS summit via video link
- Xi Jinping sends congratulatory letter to Au
- China to launch Chang’e 5 mission with Long
- China’s economic recovery gathers steam as
- China’s Sichuan lifts all counties out of p
- One of China’s poorest areas shakes off abs
- More effort put in place for greener package
