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China Sends 1,500 Tonnes Of Drinking Water From Tibet To Maldives
The Maldives government Tuesday announced that 1,500 tonnes of drinking water donated by China from the glaciers in Tibet has reached the archipelago nation amidst an acute water shortage.
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Seeking Renegotiation Of Debt, Maldives To Send Envoy To China
The Maldives foreign minister will visit Beijing before the end of 2018, officials said Wednesday, likely seeking to renegotiate the archipelago's Chinese debt.
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China Hopes Maldives Will Make "Correct Choice" On Bilateral Trade Deal
China believes the Maldives will make the "correct choice" to continue with a bilateral free trade deal, a foreign ministry spokesman said on Tuesday, after a Maldives politician said the tiny nation would pull out of the pact.
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Trade Deal With China A "Mistake", Maldives Set To Pull Out: Lawmaker
The Maldives' new government will pull out of a free trade agreement (FTA) with China because it was a mistake for the tiny nation to strike such a pact with the world's second biggest economy, the head of the largest party in the ruling alliance said.
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China Sends 1,500 Tonnes Of Drinking Water From Tibet To Maldives
The Maldives government Tuesday announced that 1,500 tonnes of drinking water donated by China from the glaciers in Tibet has reached the archipelago nation amidst an acute water shortage.
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Seeking Renegotiation Of Debt, Maldives To Send Envoy To China
The Maldives foreign minister will visit Beijing before the end of 2018, officials said Wednesday, likely seeking to renegotiate the archipelago's Chinese debt.
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China Hopes Maldives Will Make "Correct Choice" On Bilateral Trade Deal
China believes the Maldives will make the "correct choice" to continue with a bilateral free trade deal, a foreign ministry spokesman said on Tuesday, after a Maldives politician said the tiny nation would pull out of the pact.
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Trade Deal With China A "Mistake", Maldives Set To Pull Out: Lawmaker
The Maldives' new government will pull out of a free trade agreement (FTA) with China because it was a mistake for the tiny nation to strike such a pact with the world's second biggest economy, the head of the largest party in the ruling alliance said.
