With the deepening implementation of the Belt and Road Initiative, China's global influence and cooperation scope are constantly expanding. On March 3, at the Zaoyu anchorage of Ningde Port, Huarilong, the world's third largest submarine, successfully loaded 14 ships made in Fujian province through an innovative building-block loading method. The giant ship then set off on a journey to countries jointly built along the Belt and Road, and is expected to arrive in Guinea in 45 days.

Huarilong semi-submersible vessel is known for its unique loading method and huge transport capacity. By lowering the water level of the hull, it can stack other ships on its deck like blocks and then transport them together to their destination. This loading method not only improves transportation efficiency, but also reduces transportation costs, and provides strong support for major civil engineering projects in countries along the Belt and Road.

The shipment of 14 FOC vessels is specially tailored for major civil engineering projects in Guinea. The ships will be used in Guinea for a variety of construction tasks, including earthwork excavation, material transportation, etc., to contribute to the local infrastructure development.

With the deepening of the Belt and Road Initiative, the cooperation between China and co-building countries has become increasingly close. By providing advanced ship technology and efficient logistics services, China is actively contributing to the economic and social development of countries along the Belt and Road. The successful transportation of the Huarilong semi-submersible not only demonstrates China's strength in the field of ship manufacturing and logistics, but also reflects China's firm support and positive contribution to the Belt and Road Initiative.

In the future, with the implementation of more similar projects, it is believed that the cooperation between countries along the Belt and Road will become closer and jointly promote the building of a community with a shared future for mankind. Editor/Xu Shengpeng