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1.China, together with 33 representatives from government transportation and customs departments, key port enterprises, port authorities and terminal operators from 13 countries, including Egypt, Sri Lanka, UAE, Latvia, Slovenia, Belgium, Spain, Fiji, Italy, the Netherlands, Denmark, Romania and Singapore, jointly set up the Maritime Silk Road

The question is whether will be able to avoid falling into the trap of picking sides in Middle Eastern conflicts with ethnic and sectarian undertones, while also maintaining its overall excellent relations with all the major oil and gas producers in the region.

A general view of Colombo Port City construction site, which is backed by Chinese investment, in Colombo, Sri Lanka, August 23, 2018.[File Photo:VCG] Pence also talked about China's "debt diplomacy" at the think tank. Indeed, is offering a huge amount of infrastructural loans to countries spanning across Asia, Africa, Europe and Latin

A general view of Colombo Port City construction site, which is backed by Chinese investment, in Colombo, Sri Lanka, on August 23, 2018. [Photo: VCG] Over the past five years, the Belt and Road Initiative has proved itself through practice to be a wide and open community of nations.

These groups are expected to play an active role in stabilizing and advancing bilateral economic ties. Besides, against the backdrop of petroleum consumption shrinking around the world, China, still in need of large amounts of petroleum, is a sought-after market for oil producing countries.

Ten Chinese commercial banks have opened 56 branches in nearly 30 countries and regions along the routes, and their business covers almost all key areas under the Belt and Road Initiative, such as electric power, transportation, gas, oil, mineral resources, telecommunications, machinery, agriculture, and industrial park construction.

On the other hand, in the long-term companies may simply choose to relocate their supply chains to other developing countries, which will create the same dilemma all over again. If not China, then Vietnam, India, Sri Lanka, Indonesia and so forth will simply attain manufacturing dominance. Either way. Tariffs will not make America better off.

2012-05-25 08:47:23 CRIENGLISH Web Editor: Houlimei . ,