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The Bahamas government Friday said its relationship with China is “rooted in cooperation, development and shared values” as the two countries signed a framework agreement for the construction of a new speciality hospital in western New Providence.
“This is a significant occasion, not simply because of what it sets in motion, but because of what it represents, the continued friendship and mutual respect between our two nations,” Prime Minister Phillip Davis said at the signing ceremony for the project estimated at nearly US$300 million.
He said that over the years, Nassau and Beijing have forged a strong relationship “rooted in cooperation, development, and shared values” and that relationship has taken many forms, including investment in infrastructure, support for education, cultural exchanges, and longstanding diplomatic engagement.
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