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Amazing!!! A New Era of Connectivity and Growth 🌉 The 24-km cross-sea Shenzhen-Zhongshan Link opened on June 30, significantly transforming travel in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area. This engineering marvel reduces travel time between Shenzhen and Zhongshan from two hours to just 30 minutes, enhancing regional connectivity and economic development. 🌉 This pivotal project strengthens the transportation network within the Greater Bay Area, fostering closer ties between Shenzhen and Zhongshan. 🌉 By bolstering the Greater Bay Area's transportation infrastructure, this crucial initiative helps to forge stronger links between Shenzhen and Zhongshan. 🌉 Shorter travel distances will have a huge positive impact on local communities, businesses, and tourists. This will promote regional integration and economic prosperity. Meanwhile, in order to reduce environmental disturbance, the project incorporates sustainable practices with a primary focus on ecological preservation. 🌉 This monumental infrastructure project is set to boost trade, tourism, and overall growth in the region, further integrating Shenzhen and Zhongshan into a dynamic urban cluster. #ShenzhenZhongshanLink #GreaterBayArea #Infrastructure #EconomicDevelopment #EngineeringMarvel #SustainableGrowth

We have some of the best infrastructure. As a result of these measurements, Hong Kong had a score of 6.7, Singapore 6.5, and the Netherlands 6.4. [1] This makes Holland the third-best country regarding infrastructure worldwide

City view of Luoyang, China.

Bridge City View here, City Train passes the building. China #bridgeCityinChina, #Chongqing

Engineering at its best .

Can China's railway projects in Malaysia, Laos, and Thailand enhance regional connectivity? Authored by Harsh Yadav for Covering China. Chinese Premier Li Qiang's visit to Malaysia highlighted the potential for linking railway projects. What are the implications for the region? Parent: THE GEOSTRATA #China #RegionalConnectivity #RailwayNetwork #Malaysia #Laos #Thailand

Good evening Busan... Today I met with reporter Son (손 기자님) from the Busan Ilbo (부산일보) to talk about further developing Busan into a 'Global city'. Today's interview included discussions on what the ECCK is doing in Busan and the area, what foreign companies are looking for when investing here and also general discussion on living in Busan as a foreigner. These days Busan Metropolitan City Government is working hard to develop Busan into a global city, especially through the proposal of the Busan Global Hub City Special Act (부산글로벌헙도시특별법) which when passed by the national assembly will broaden investment incentives for foreign businesses in numerous industries and drive further innovation. The city has also created the Busan Global City Foundation which is also looking at various ways to improve the standard of living for foreigners. Reporter Son is also interviewing other foreign residents of Busan and foreign firm representatives for this article which will be published at a later date. This is excellent to see, as positive change can only come from a bottom-up approach! The future for Busan (and of course the Bu-Ul-Gyeong region) is starting to look very bright...

China Spends $2 Trillion On These Mega Projects

A month ago, I attended a workshop organised by World Learning in Bali, with the goal of gathering a series of experts from Quad and ASEAN countries to discuss developmental and emerging issues. As you might have guessed, I talked about infrastructure - how the region still has a considerable infrastructure gap, and how Quad countries could still play a key role in helping the region address this issue on top of China's ongoing #BeltandRoad Initiative. I consolidated my thoughts on the topic in an article below, published in Facts Asia. #Quad #ASEAN #Infrastructure #PGI #Bluedotnetwork https://lnkd.in/gQ5THnzF

Shen zhen metro 岗厦gangxia station So beautifull and full of technology