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1. Aerial shots of cityscape

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2. SOUNDBITE (English) Khalil-ur-Rahman Hashmi, Pakistani Ambassador to China (ending with shots 3-5):
"They explain in great detail the significance, the importance of this new law on the private economy, the protection of private enterprises and to give them the confidence that they need to flourish even more in China. So I think, as I said also I think there is a great deal of evidence that Chinese private enterprises have played a remarkable role in China's prosperity and economic growth."

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3. Aerial shots of cityscape
4. Various of computing accelerator cards, computing cards on display
5. Various of buildings, statues of "AI"
6. Computing facility
7. Engineer working

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8. SOUNDBITE (English) Krishna Prasad Oli, Nepalese Ambassador to China (starting with shot 7/partially overlaid with shot 9/ending with shots 10-11):
"This is my first time to participate in this type of event, in this event, particularly in law, understanding this law. I think it is a very progressive step that the government of China has taken. Of course, this law is promulgated, and I think is being enforced also. There are [is] wide room for improvement and as it is being implemented, problem will be understood and then the law will be improved gradually in future."

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10.Various of devices on display, certificates, facilities

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Foreign ambassadors to China, who attended an event organized by the Center for China and Globalization (CCG) on Tuesday, shared their perspectives with China Global Television Network (CGTN) on the country's Private Sector Promotion Law which came into effect in May.

The Private Sector Promotion Law, enacted in late April, aims to optimize the development environment for the private sector, ensure fair market competition, and promote the growth of both the private sector of the economy and private entrepreneurs.

This legislation marks a milestone in the development of the private sector, which contributes more than 60 percent of China's GDP.

The CCG held the event to brief foreign diplomats in China on the law. Ambassadors from Nepal, Pakistan, Indonesia and the United Arab Emirates attended it.

"They explain in great detail the significance, the importance of this new law on the private economy, the protection of private enterprises and to give them the confidence that they need to flourish even more in China. So I think, as I said also I think there is a great deal of evidence that Chinese private enterprises have played a remarkable role in China's prosperity and economic growth," said Pakistani Ambassador to China Khalil-ur-Rahman Hashmi.

Nepalese Ambassador to China Krishna Prasad Oli spoke highly of the law, calling it a progressive step taken by the Chinese government.

"This is my first time to participate in this type of event, in this event, particularly in law, understanding this law. I think it is a very progressive step that the government of China has taken. Of course, this law is promulgated, and I think is being enforced also. There are [is] wide room for improvement and as it is being implemented, problem will be understood and then the law will be improved gradually in future," he said.