British News Agency

Over the past 10 years since China introduced the Belt and Road Initiative, numerous "friendship bridges," "prosperity ports," and "happiness highways" have been put into service, contributing to the shared development of countries along the route.

Thanks to a road built with China's support in Madagascar, the smooth shipment of eggs has been reported.

In the past, local residents suffered losses of over 20% while transporting eggs in the same direction.

A chicken farmer in Madagascar stated, "I thank China for building the new road. This is a valuable gift from China to us."

A road extended and renewed with China's support in Almaty, Kazakhstan's largest city, has also facilitated travel.

Rashid Alimov, the former Secretary-General of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization, said in a statement, "Central Asian countries have no access to the sea. Belt and Road enables these countries to have easier access to the global trade market. The initiative has provided new and broad development opportunities for the Central Asian countries."

Wang Yan, a researcher at the Boston University Center for Global Development Policy, stated, "We have examined over 400 infrastructure projects under the Belt and Road framework. 78% of them are contributing to solving the development challenges of African countries. The newly built facilities have increased the export and manufacturing capacities of African countries."