To the west of the mouth of the Nile lies Alexandria, a city known as the pearl of the Mediterranean. The city is not only the largest seaport in Egypt, but also the most historic city and summer resort in Egypt with European style. Here, the unique architectural style, beautiful seaside scenery and rich history and culture attract countless tourists.

In the city, a type of transportation called Tuk Tuk is particularly noticeable. This light motor vehicle, like the capillaries in Egyptian public transportation, flexibly shuttles through the streets of the city, providing a convenient way for citizens to travel. At the same time, Tuk Tuk has also become a unique landscape in the Belt and Road Initiative, like a jumping note in the music, adding vitality to the exchanges and cooperation between countries and regions along the route. When Tuk Tuk car and the Belt and Road meet, what kind of sparks will be rubbed out? Editor/Xu Shengpeng