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Beijing lit up with global energy today as the third Belt and Road Forum (BRF) kicked off, drawing leaders and delegates from over 140 countries and regions. Chinese President Xi Jinping took center stage, delivering a keynote speech that blended ambition with inclusivity. \"High-quality Belt and Road Cooperation\" isn’t just a theme—it’s a blueprint for bridging infrastructure gaps and boosting green tech, Xi emphasized, framing the initiative as a “global group project” for mutual growth.
With pop-culture flair, Xi likened the Belt and Road to a “multiplier of opportunities,” urging nations to collaborate on sustainable development and digital innovation. The forum’s agenda? Think climate-resilient ports, AI-driven trade corridors, and youth-led entrepreneurship hubs.
Over 20 agreements were signed during the ceremony, targeting everything from renewable energy projects to cultural exchanges. For young professionals and travelers, the BRF signals new avenues for cross-border collaboration—whether you’re a startup founder eyeing Asia or a digital nomad mapping the next Silk Road.
Xi Jinping Unveils Vision for Global Prosperity at Belt and Road Forum
