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The Sino-Moroccan Rapprochement

The Sino–Moroccan rapprochement has been driven by a convergence between China’s efforts to secure its role in global value chains and Morocco’s export-led economic model. This pragmatic engagement has accelerated since Rabat’s accession to the BRI in 2017, particularly in the renewable energy, infrastructure, and logistics sectors.

A Year and a Half After the Novi Sad Tragedy: Who Drives China-Backed Infrastructure in Serbia?

Ivana Rudinac is author of the issue “A Year and a Half After the Novi Sad Tragedy: Who Drives China-Backed Infrastructure in Serbia?” of the ChinaMed Observer.

China’s Industrial Footprint in Morocco: The Case of Tanger Tech

Imane Ezzehouany and Amanda Chen are authors of the issue the ChinaMed Observer “China’s Industrial Footprint in Morocco: The Case of Tanger Tech”.

Le relazioni commerciali tra il Piemonte, l’Italia e il Vietnam

[IT] Il Vietnam non è solo un Paese in crescita: è un vero e proprio motore che, dopo aver conquistato lo status di Paese a medio reddito, nel 2011, ora punta al traguardo di economia ad alto reddito entro il 2045. Il Governo vietnamita mira a una crescita dell’8% per il 2025, un obiettivo sfiorato già nel primo semestre dell’anno con un balzo del PIL reale del +7,52%, il tasso più alto registrato in questo periodo da un decennio.

From Neutrality to Strategic Ambiguity: China and the Western Sahara Conflict

Imane Ezzehouany, Bianca Pasquier and Amanda Chen are authors of the issue the ChinaMed Observer “From Neutrality to Strategic Ambiguity: China and the Western Sahara Conflict”.

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