Cases

The University of Mosul, established in April 1967, is located in Iraq's city of Mosul. It stands as a prominent educational and research institution in the Middle East, ranking as the second-largest university in Iraq. Comprising three campuses in the city's northern region, along with the College of Medicine situated within the medical compound, the university offers a multi-campus learning environment.

Dr. Antonio Agostinho Neto International Airport, located 40 kilometers southeast of Luanda, serves as the main international airport for the capital city of Angola. It is a key project jointly built by China and Angola in the field of aviation infrastructure, with Aviation Industry Corporation of China as the contractor. The airport has a capacity of handling 15 million passengers and 130,000 tons of cargo annually, aiming to become a vital transportation hub in southwest Africa.

Dr. Antonio Agostinho Neto International Airport, located 40 kilometers southeast of Luanda, serves as the main international airport for the capital city of Angola. It is a key project jointly built by China and Angola in the field of aviation infrastructure, with Aviation Industry Corporation of China as the contractor. The airport has a capacity of handling 15 million passengers and 130,000 tons of cargo annually, aiming to become a vital transportation hub in southwest Africa.

The Baltic Pearl Project is a large-scale comprehensive community project located in St Petersburg, Russia. With an expansive area of 205 hectares and a total effective floor area of 1,971,900 square meters, the project comprises 1,061,800 square meters of residential space, along with business and social supporting facilities. As the largest non-energy investment project by China in Russia, the Baltic Pearl Project holds great significance.

Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport, formerly known as Salisbury Airport, was established in 1956. Located 15 kilometers south of Harare City, the capital of Zimbabwe, this airport serves as the primary gateway into the country and a natural entry point into Southern Africa. With a runway that spans 4,725 meters in length and 46 meters in width, Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport is the largest airport in Zimbabwe.

Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport, formerly known as Salisbury Airport, was established in 1956. Located 15 kilometers south of Harare City, the capital of Zimbabwe, this airport serves as the primary gateway into the country and a natural entry point into Southern Africa. With a runway that spans 4,725 meters in length and 46 meters in width, Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport is the largest airport in Zimbabwe.