China’s eastern province of Shandong has called for overseas investment in up to six new railway lines, opening the way for what analysts say would be the first wholly foreign-owned track to be laid since the 1949 communist revolution.
The Shandong lines are among several railway projects across China opened to foreign investors in recent months. In February, the central government backed overseas involvement in strategic sectors of the economy, including aviation and oil.
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