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China has simplified entry and exit: smart channel, visas at ports and 24-hour visa-free transitChina has simplified entry and exit: smart channel, visas at ports and 24-hour visa-free transit

China has simplified entry and exit: smart channel, visas at ports and 24-hour visa-free transit

According to statistics, about 424 million trips were made across China's borders in 2023, up 266.5 percent from the previous year. Of these, 206 million trips were taken by residents of the mainland, and 183 million by residents of Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan, representing an increase of 218.7 and 292.8 percent respectively. The number of foreigners traveling across borders increased by 693.1 percent compared to the previous year to nearly 35.48 million, People's Daily reported.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Turkmenistan called on Afghanistan to take a scientifically based approach to water abstraction from transboundary riversThe Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Turkmenistan called on Afghanistan to take a scientifically based approach to water abstraction from transboundary rivers

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Turkmenistan called on Afghanistan to take a scientifically based approach to water abstraction from transboundary rivers

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Turkmenistan published a message to the media on Thursday, March 7, regarding the visit to Turkmenistan of a representative delegation of Afghanistan headed by Acting Minister of Industry and Trade Nuriddin Azizi on March 4-6 this year to participate in an exhibition of Afghan goods, a business forum and other events aimed at expanding trade and economic ties.

Russia is increasing supplies of halal products to Islamic countriesRussia is increasing supplies of halal products to Islamic countries

Russia is increasing supplies of halal products to Islamic countries

In 2023, Russia became one of the first non-Islamic countries in the world to introduce its own state Halal standards. In November, Russian Halal certificates were already recognized in the Gulf countries. This will simplify the supply of products from the Russian Federation to the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar and Yemen, and subsequently to other countries in the Middle East, Asia and Africa.