China's 'Belt & Road' Initiative: 23 things you want to know

The ambitious Chinese 'One Belt One Road' Initiative will see the participation of at least 60 countries.
Curated By: Madhu Kapparath
Published: Jul 21, 2017
China's 'Belt & Road' Initiative: 23 things you want to know

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  • China's 'Belt & Road' Initiative: 23 things you want to know
  • China's 'Belt & Road' Initiative: 23 things you want to know
  • China's 'Belt & Road' Initiative: 23 things you want to know
  • China's 'Belt & Road' Initiative: 23 things you want to know
  • China's 'Belt & Road' Initiative: 23 things you want to know
  • China's 'Belt & Road' Initiative: 23 things you want to know
  • China's 'Belt & Road' Initiative: 23 things you want to know
  • China's 'Belt & Road' Initiative: 23 things you want to know
  • China's 'Belt & Road' Initiative: 23 things you want to know
  • China's 'Belt & Road' Initiative: 23 things you want to know
  • China's 'Belt & Road' Initiative: 23 things you want to know
  • China's 'Belt & Road' Initiative: 23 things you want to know
  • China's 'Belt & Road' Initiative: 23 things you want to know
  • China's 'Belt & Road' Initiative: 23 things you want to know
  • China's 'Belt & Road' Initiative: 23 things you want to know
  • China's 'Belt & Road' Initiative: 23 things you want to know
  • China's 'Belt & Road' Initiative: 23 things you want to know
  • China's 'Belt & Road' Initiative: 23 things you want to know
  • China's 'Belt & Road' Initiative: 23 things you want to know
  • China's 'Belt & Road' Initiative: 23 things you want to know
  • China's 'Belt & Road' Initiative: 23 things you want to know
  • China's 'Belt & Road' Initiative: 23 things you want to know
  • China's 'Belt & Road' Initiative: 23 things you want to know

Across the continental landmass, from Russian Siberia to India and from Mongolia to Mesopotamia and the Balkans, the term “Silk Road” evokes dreamy visions of mythical lands and bygone traditions. 

According to a recent report by PricewaterhouseCoopers, "The official information currently available, mostly provided by China’s state news agency ‘Xinhua’, suggests that B&R comprises two physical routes, with numerous side-branches along the way. These two different routes ultimately connect China with Europe, Africa and Southeast Asia."