As the 10th anniversary of the China-Latin America and Caribbean Community (CELAC) Forum approaches in 2025, one Peruvian student is cheering for deeper collaboration. Anna Paula Peralta Reyes, a communication student at the University of Lima, says the upcoming fourth ministerial meeting in Beijing (May 13) is a golden opportunity to amplify regional teamwork. 🚀
Having studied at a Chinese school in Peru for 11 years and later at China’s Jilin University, Anna believes cooperation in infrastructure, clean energy, and education can “create waves of progress🌊”. She highlights Peru-China projects like Chancay Port—a game-changer connecting Latin America and Asia while generating jobs. “This isn’t just about ports or trade,” she says. “It’s about sharing knowledge and building futures together.”💡
With China-CELAC ties growing stronger, young visionaries like Anna are optimistic. “Imagine cleaner energy grids, tech innovation hubs, and classrooms without borders,” she adds. 📈 As cross-Pacific partnerships thrive, could this be the start of a new era? Stay tuned!
