MONTEVIDEO - Former Uruguayan President Tabare Vazquez died Sunday at the age of 80 from lung cancer, his family confirmed.
Lu Yimin, general manager of China Unicom, said on Tuesday that China Unicom has carried out innovations in the fields of internet of things, cloud computing, financial payment, video, etc. It has also quickened the network construction in the countries and regions related to the Belt and Road Initiative, and plans to carry out 5G tests in key cities across the country this year, according to Lu.
Lu said JD has taken the lead in the domestic intelligent logistics sector and has invested hugely in related intelligent equipment, such as unmanned sorting and handling equipment, drones and driverless deliveries.
MIIT said in a new notice the ministry will spare no effort to help companies resume production after the Spring Festival holiday. A string of 20 measures have been unveiled to financially support SMEs and help them boost innovation capabilities.
Lu has plastic bag factories in Hong Kong and Changzhou in Jiangsu province. His company buys technical solutions from US companies Dow Chemical Company and Dupont.
Lu urged G7 and countries outside to understand the situation, stick to the pledge to take no position on relevant disputes, fully respect the efforts made by countries in the region to handle disputes, and stop making irresponsible remarks.
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MADRID - Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei and British multinational network provider Vodafone announced Tuesday they had completed the first 5G call in the world.
Lt. Col. Charles Kohler, a spokesman for the guard, says Hermond is a sergeant assigned to the training department at the Camp Frettard Military Reservation in Reisterstown. He says Hermond was not on duty Sunday evening and had not had guard training during the weekend.
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Lucio Blanco Pitlo, a lecturer with the Chinese Studies Program at Ateneo de Manila University, said China and the Philippines have more areas for cooperation in the future, not only in economy but also in culture.