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When Chinese nickel producer Zhejiang Huayou Cobalt launched a new project in Indonesia, the shortage of truck drivers proved so acute it had to set up its own driving school.
"We were short on workers -- from engineers to technicians and drivers," said Vice President Sun Lihui during a Belt and Road investment summit held in Jakarta from May 24 to 26. "We ended up establishing a school to train our own drivers. So far, we've trained more than 2,000," he told Caixin.
