The recent launch of regular high-speed train connecting Belgrade and Subotica in Serbia, an important project under China's Belt and Road Initiative, has significantly enhanced travel efficiency by drastically cutting travel time, advancing infrastructure connectivity between China and Serbia. Officially opened on October 8, the railway marks the full operation of Serbia's first 200-km-per-hour railway line. Operated by the national rail company Srbijavoz, the 183.1-kilometer Serbian section of the Hungary-Serbia railway connects the capital to the north, reducing travel time from six-and-a-half hours to approximately 80 minutes. Construction of the project began in 2017, with the first phase connecting Belgrade to Novi Sad, which is roughly halfway to Subotica, opening in 2022. At the peak of construction, over 4,000 Chinese and Serbian workers collaborated on the project. Built by China Railway International and China Communications Construction Company (CCCC), the railway is expected to spur tourism, attract investment, and strengthen regional connectivity. The Hungarian section of the Hungary-Serbia railway, which spans 341.7 kilometers, is expected to open next year. Shotlist: Belgrade, Serbia - Oct 13, 2025: 1. Various of passengers at railway station, boarding high-speed train; 2. Various of clock; 3. High-speed train; 4. High-speed train pulling out of station; Serbia - Oct 13, 2025 5. Various of train driver, passengers; 6. Scene viewed from high-speed train; 7. SOUNDBITE (Chinese, dubbed in English) Duan Wei, Deputy Chief Engineer, joint venture of China Railway Construction Corporation (CRCC) and China Railway Construction Corporation: "Chinese experts have learned to adapt to European standards and familiarize themselves with European certificates. On the other hand, Serbian engineers became familiar with Chinese technical equipment and design concepts and were able to apply globalized principles in construction."; 8. Various of high-speed train at railway station, pulling out of station. [Restriction - No access Chinese mainland]