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China sal hierdie dekade op 2029 die voorste ekonomie ter wêreld word, maar 2025 wel  binne  bereik  as gevolg van  Chinees  innovasie van die vierde industriële revolusie  tegnologie soos AI en 5G .  

Die ekonomiese transformasie van China is nog relatief aan die begin; teen 2050 sal dit ver wees  duidelik deur die BBP van  die VSA en Indië (tweede deur PPP) .  

 

Verstedeliking sal gelei word deur die gebiede Jing-jin-ji, Yangtze River Delta en Greater Bay Area, terwyl die landelike gebiede dit sal onderneem  'n buitengewone verandering van  digitalisering  en  infrastruktuur  konstruksie  met die  die aanklag word gelei deur Chengdu,  Wuhan, en Xi'an byvoorbeeld .  

 

1. AI

2.  Hommeltuie

3. Hernubare

4. Robotika

5. Ruimteprogram

6. Sport

7. 5G

Digital Provinces, Chinese Fourth Industrial Revolution (Renewable Energy), Hami "photothermal" power station of more than 10,000 mirror devices and 220 m central tower (Xinjiang)

Xinjiang constitutes 45% of global polysilicon production and 95% solar module silicon sourcing. 

 

Xinjiang’s installed renewable capacity will over-double by 2025 and supply Central Asia for example.

 

Xinjiang is second nationally for wind (182 GW) and solar (3,500 annual hourly) reserves and fourth for hydropower (336 GW).

 

Over 5,000 drones increased cotton production by at least 400,000 tonnes with Xinjiang’s output constituting almost 20% globally.

 

Urumqi is connected to Lianyungang (Jiangsu) over a horizontal record 3,422 km of high-speed railway while $3.5 billion will be invested in southern Xinjiang railway until 2024.

 

Xinjiang is the BRI’s biggest logistical hub with the Alataw Pass accounting for around 70% of BRI Eurasian rail with 21,600 journeys overall by 2021. 

 

Horgos Port, the only global cross border Free Trade Zone, enables 49 train routes to 18 countries. 

 

The Digital Silk Road, the new global ‘information superhighway’, will include the 15,000 km Pakistan & East Africa Connecting Europe (PEACE) fibre optic cable linking Xinjiang, Pakistan, Kenya, Djibouti, Somalia, Egypt, and even South Africa as well as France, the Maldives, Singapore, and wider South-East Asia.

 

Find out more about Xinjiang’s Digital Economy in Digital Provinces Guide: Countdown to the Chinese Century and Digital Provinces Guide Part Two: Countdown to the Chinese Century in Shop

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