In recent years, Liaoning has vigorously promoted the "going global" strategy for vocational education, collaborating with enterprises that are expanding overseas, foreign vocational colleges, or institutions. Through market-oriented operations and project-based management, they have jointly established the overseas vocational education industrial college "Mozi Workshop" for substantive operations. Liaoning Railway Vocational and Technical College has participated in the construction of the "Mozi Workshop" project for the Ulaanbaatar-China-Mongolia Railway in Mongolia, cultivating international technical and skilled talents for railway construction, and serving enterprises that are going global to participate in international production capacity cooperation.

The Panama Canal shipping is one of the four pillars of Panama's economy, attracting tourists from around the world with its unique charm and serving as a significant driving force for the strong recovery of the country's tourism industry. Panama's emphasis on brand building is worth learning from.

The American think tank Rhodium Group recently published an article titled "China and the Future of Global Supply Chains," which reviews China's role in the apparel, consumer electronics, photovoltaic, and automotive industries. The article states that the structure of global trade is undergoing changes, and global supply chains are adapting to new geopolitical realities.

In the "UAE Energy Strategy" plan, the UAE has set a goal to achieve carbon neutrality annually, providing a vast market space for the development of renewable energy sources such as solar and wind power. In recent years, Chinese companies have actively participated in clean energy projects in the UAE, leveraging their technological advantages and market competitiveness in areas such as photovoltaics, wind power, and energy storage to assist in the local energy structure adjustment and the realization of sustainable development goals.