Christos Staikouras, Minister of Infrastructure & Transport, Greece, signed a contract with Yutong for 250 e-buses on 3rd, October, which will be put into operation in Athens and Salonica by the end of April next year. The news was published on Greek official website of Ministry of Infrastructure & Transport.

The Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport is committed to significantly improving the daily lives of residents in the two city centers and fulfills the promise by supplying the first batch of 250 state-of-the-art 12m e-buses. It is foreseeable that the release of these e-buses will greatly facilitate green and sustainable development and improve the conditions of public transport in Greece.

Greece has a unique natural environment and is the cradle of western civilization. Greece has actively joined in green development under the global consensus on sustainable development, which also provides China's automobile manufacturers with a more favorable market environment. The big order of Yutong e-buses shows the recognition for Chinese brands by the authorities in Greece.

Over the past decade, the Belt and Road Initiative has benefited the whole world and brought new opportunities to Greece's prosperity. Green and sustainable development has become a new highlight of China-Greece Belt and Road cooperation. Yutong actively participates in and promotes high quality development of the Belt and Road Initiative, achieving win-win results in mutually beneficial cooperation and common progress in the combination of civilizations. Yutong also makes due contributions to a new development pattern, and injects new vitality into the development of countries along the Belt and Road with China's "green plan"!