BEIJING: Bolivia on Saturday took ownership of a fleet of armored vehicles from China worth US$7.7 million as part of a military cooperation deal. Chinese Ambassador to Bolivia Wu Yuanshan led a ceremony at which the 27 armored combat vehicles and four riot response vehicles were delivered in La Paz. The military cooperation also includes training and maintenance instruction. Under the deal signed last year, China is donating US$30 million in military aid to the South American nation.
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