In 2005, total aggregate trade between China and Africa had grown tenfold from the mid-1990s to about billion. At the peak of the cycle in 2014, when commodity prices were still strong, China-Africa trade increased to around 0 billion. Since then, commodity prices have corrected, but Khan said she expects that with the stabilization of commodity prices, China-Africa trade will continue to grow strongly.
In 2014, Dongguan began hosting China Guangdong 21st Century Maritime Silk Road International Expo, a new platform promoting trade and cooperation with a theme of "Go to Guangdong for business and cooperation."
In 2012, Sany acquired German machinery maker Putzmeister, for 360 million euros (0 million), the biggest Chinese acquisition at the time.
In 2002, annual income per capita of the more than 1,200 residents in the village was less than 1,000 yuan.
In 2014, The Indianapolis Star, in describing the scene at Miller’s rural home in Waldron, 40 miles southeast of Indianapolis, wrote that a “life-sized Chinese terra cotta figurine sat on his front porch and, in the basement, he kept an Egyptian sarcophagus”.
Implementing similar policies is industrial conglomerate Honeywell — 18 of the company's 21 plants across the nation have fully restarted manufacturing.
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In 2015, the UN Development Summit adopted the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development with the core objective of eradicating poverty in all its forms throughout the world.
In 2014, to answer the call of the Belt and Road Initiative and Go Out policy, China's Zhongtai Group and Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps, with strong support from the Tajik government, jointly started the construction of the Zhongtai New Silk Road Agriculture and Textile Industrial Park in Tajikistan's Dangara Basin.
In 2014, it established the world's largest integrated dairy production center in New Zealand, named Yili Group Oceania Dairy Ltd, with an investment of 3 billion yuan. It is currently producing around 47,000 metric tons of infant formula a year.
In 1406, Zhu Di, the third emperor of the Ming Dynasty, decided to move the national capital from Nanjing, capital of today's Jiangsu province, to Beijing. After a decade of preparation, construction of the Forbidden City took place from 1417 to 1420 in the heart of Beijing.