#China's industrial business card#China's infrastructure makes the Chinese people proud and amazes the world. "2.5 hours to demolish a bridge", "8 hours to dismantle a 500-meter-long overpass", "9 hours to transform a railway station" and so on, these Chinese infrastructure construction speed network. Everyone on the earth knows that China is an "infrastructure madman".
China adheres to the path of peaceful development and win-win cooperation, advocates "Belt and Road" cooperation, and shares the fruits of cooperation with the world through "Chinese construction" and "Chinese technology" to achieve mutual benefit.
Among China's infrastructure projects all over the world, many Chinese infrastructure projects have also been listed on foreign banknotes, adding glory to China's "infrastructure madness"!
We all know that a country's banknote is a country's calling card, and what can be on the banknote must be an achievement that the country is proud of.
Let's take a look at which countries have "Chinese infrastructure" on their banknotes.
1. Qatar, Lusail Stadium, the main venue of the 2022 World Cup, looks like a golden bowl in the desert from afar, and is a single building with the largest span and the largest cantilevered distance among the world's cable net buildings, accommodating 92,400 spectators.
On September 10, 2022, the Luceral Stadium was officially opened. On December 18, the stadium hosted the World Cup final, with Argentina beating France 7-5 on aggregate to win the title.
Selected as the main motif on Qatar's newly issued 10 riyal banknote in December 2020.
2. Kuwait, the new headquarters building of the Central Bank, a new landmark in Kuwait, completed in 2017, has become a boutique of Chinese infrastructure, won the Middle East Gulf Region Project of the Year Award, won the 17th China Civil Engineering Zhan Tianyou Award, and was listed on the Kuwaiti 5 dinar banknote.
3. Algeria, the Great Mosque of Algiers, the largest mosque in Africa and the third largest mosque in the world, with the world's tallest minaret with a height of 265 meters, known as Algeria's "Millennium Project", completed in 2017, won the Algerian 2018 version of the 1000 dinar banknote.
4. Malawi University of Science and Technology, completed in April 2013, on the Malawi 2000 kwacha banknote.
5. Malawi Parliament Building, completed in May 2010, aboard the Malawi 200 kwacha banknote.
6. National Library of Tajikistan, completed in August 2011, printing the 200 somoni banknote issued in Tajikistan in 2000.
7. Myanmar Parliament Complex, located in the capital Naypyidaw, with a total construction area of 600,000 square meters, is the largest parliamentary complex in the world, completed in 2010. Listed on the Myanmar 5,000 kyat banknote.
8. Kenya, the landmark Moi International Sports Center in the capital Nairobi, completed in 1987, is a monument of Sino-Kenyan friendship and remains the largest and best stadium in Africa to this day. Listed on the Kenyan 20 shilling banknote.
The title of China's "infrastructure maniac" is not for nothing! Foreign banknotes look at China's infrastructure, to be followed.
Friends, should we praise China's infrastructure? Is it pride and pride? Welcome to leave a message to discuss.