China is speeding up developments for “new infrastructure” to boost economy

Further placing the country ahead in the technological race.


Wallace Ho

13 Apr, 2020

China is speeding up developments for “new infrastructure” to boost economy | BEAMSTART News

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China is looking to accelerate the development of "new infrastructure" projects to help spur up the nation's economy as a counterbalance against the impending financial aftermath.

The 7 industries for the projects are 5G telecommunications, ultra-high-voltage power facilities, inter-city transit, vehicle charging stations, big data centers , AI, and industrial internet.

At present, 25 provincial governments have placed "new infrastructure" as a priority for provincial development, with 21 of them aiming to accelerate development of 5G networks and data centres.

The governments aim to encourage new infrastructure development financing via special bonds, public-private partnerships, and credit support. 

This radical change is expected to bring tremendous growth to  China, bringing the country closer to the goal of being a self-sustainable nation.

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