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The Caribbean’s participation in China’s Blue Silk Road initiative may be the key to unlocking new aspects of tourism, trade, and climate-change resilience.
The need for strategic collaboration between China and Trinidad and Tobago, in particular with regard to developing deep-water resources, emerged as a central topic of discussion during a panel discussion at the event “China Caribbean Cooperation Amid a Changing World” held at the Arthur Lok Jack Global School of Business in Mount Hope, last month.
Dr Char Yu, general director of the Institute of Latin America Studies at the Chinese Academy of Social Science, prompted the discussion on marine possibilities that could be explored.
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