Directions of Development of Belarusian–Chinese Economic Relations (On The Example of the Belarusian–Chinese Industrial Park "Great Stone")
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Belarusian - Chinese economic relations, Great Stone Industrial Park, Development directions, Economic cooperation, Belt and Road InitiativeAbstract
In the context of the growing trend of globalization and the flourishing Belt and Road Initiative, Belarusian - Chinese economic cooperation has become an important aspect of international economic relations. The Belarusian - Chinese Industrial Park "Great Stone" serves as a significant symbol of this cooperation. The aim of this study is to explore the directions of development of Belarusian - Chinese economic relations through the case of the "Great Stone" industrial park. The research method adopted combines in - depth case analysis, data collection from official sources, and interviews with relevant stakeholders. The study concludes that the "Great Stone" industrial park has great potential in promoting trade expansion, technology transfer, and industrial upgrading between the two countries. It also offers valuable insights into the future development directions of Belarusian - Chinese economic relations, which can further strengthen bilateral cooperation and contribute to regional economic development.
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