China, Ukraine sign deal to strengthen infrastructure cooperation


view of Kiev, Ukraine Photo: Unsplash

BEIJING (Global Times): China and Ukraine have signed an agreement to strengthen cooperation in the infrastructure sector, accelerating economic ties between the two countries, China's Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM) said on Sunday (July 4).

The two countries will encourage domestic enterprises and financial institutions to actively cooperate on road, bridge and rail transit projects, and provide necessary help and support for the implementation of cooperative projects, which are expected to have broad development prospects, according to the agreement.

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