BUSINESS● LOWAug 28 · Aug 28, 2026, 10:00 PM
Can Beijing’s gateway plan for Tibet survive geopolitics and natural disasters?
South China Morning Post · east asia
On the windswept plains just south of Tibet’s second-largest city, the towering smart inspection systems and automated cargo gantries of a brand-new international land port gleam under the plateau’s high-altitude sun. Official road maps predict the multibillion-yuan project in Shigatse will process up to 300 trucks daily by the end of 2030 – loading cargo off trains and onto the trucks that will take goods to their final destination. It will also allow the authorities to carry out customs checks...
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