China has uncovered the world’s largest underground gold deposit, estimated at over $80 billion. Located in Pingjiang County, this discovery contains 1,000 tonnes of gold, shaking the global economy. With rising gold demand, this find strengthens China’s resource security. Will it impact global markets? #etribune #GoldDiscovery #ChinaGold #EconomicImpact #ResourceSecurity #GoldMining | Express Tribune

China has stunned the world with a shocking deep-sea gold discovery. Reports suggest nearly 4,000 tons of gold worth around $600 billion has been found beneath the ocean floor using ultra-advanced undersea technology. This historic breakthrough could completely reshape global power, gold markets, and future economic dominance. Unlike traditional mining, undersea gold extraction requires deep seismic imaging, high-precision offshore drilling, and rare technological expertise. While many countries

China advances green mining technologies to meet climate goals China is investing in green and intelligent mining technologies to achieve carbon dioxide peak emissions by 2030 and carbon neutrality by 2060. At an event in Inner Mongolia over the weekend, stakeholders showcased the electrification of mining transportation, including battery-powered vehicles, to support these ambitions. | CGTN Africa