Pinglu Canal to Build New Gateway for Western China’s Global Connectivity
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China set to open Pinglu Canal – its new shortcut to South-East Asia
China is plotting a shortcut for shipping from its south-west region to South-east Asia with the opening of the Pinglu Canal on 15 September. The $10.8bn waterway connects Nanning, in the Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region, to Beibu Gulf, between China and Vietnam. South-east Asia is now China’s largest trading partner, with $766bn of trade in the first seven months of 2026. China’s Maritime Safety Administration today released a nautical chart co…
Pinglu Canal to Build New Gateway for Western China’s Global Connectivity
After four years of construction, the Pinglu Canal will officially open in mid-September. As a key project of the New International Land-Sea Trade Corridor (ILSTC), the canal will further improve the transport network connecting western China with global markets and provide new support for the region's opening-up. The post Pinglu Canal to Build New Gateway for Western China’s Global Connectivity | Video appeared first on iChongqing.
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