[The progress of the Zhongsha Gulei Petrochemical Project has exceeded 90%] China and Saudi Arabia jointly built the landmark project of the "the Belt and Road" - Gulei Petrochemical Integration Project with a total investment of 42.07 billion yuan. In February, it entered a critical sprint stage, with the overall project progress exceeding 90%, and equipment installation and pipeline construction were comprehensively carried out. The project is jointly constructed by Saudi Arabia SABIC and Fujian Energy and Chemical Group, and is planned to be put into operation in the second half of 2026. After completion, it will become a new engine for the petrochemical industry in the southeast coast, deepening the cooperation of the entire energy and chemical industry chain between China and Saudi Arabia.Editor/Bian Wenjun

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