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Silk Road: A global trade route
The article discusses the historical significance of the Silk Road, which was a trading artery connecting the East and West for nearly ten thousand kilometers, predominantly featuring Chinese silk exports. The renewed interest in it came through China's "Belt and Road" initiative, launched by President Xi Jinping in 2013 to revive the Silk Road and turn it into an economic network that boosts global trade. China and Egypt converge in this project, as Egypt possesses a strategic location, especially the Suez Canal, which is transforming from a mere transit route into a manufacturing and logistics services hub, attracting Chinese investments nearing $11.6 billion.
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