Cooperation as a key ingredient for development in science, technology, education, economy and culture between China and Latin America
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Cooperation, Dialogue, Latin American studies摘要
China has a long history of relations with Latin America, and under the “Belt and Road" initiative, China and Latin America have become more closely connected and have achieved more results in economic and trade, science and technology, and cultural exchanges. The interest in Latin American studies is growing not only because of Latin American’s rich natural resources, passionate culture, and superior geographical environment, but also because Latin America's development needs have an important intersection with China's development path.
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