The world’s response to China’s Belt and Road Initiative
This event will look at the Chinese Belt and Road Initiative as well as the response from the rest of the world.
Speakers
Jean-Francois Di Meglio
President, Asia Centre in Paris
Theresa Fallon
Founder and director of the Centre for Russia Europe Asia Studies,
George Cunningham
Strategic Adviser on Asia-Pacific Affairs, European External Action Service (EEAS),
Video & audio recordings
On 8 February Bruegel organised an event on the world’s response to China’s Belt and Road Initiative. The event looked at where the initiative was five years on and discussed the response of the Indo-Pacific, US, Japan, Australia, India and Europe. We also discussed the Europe-Asia Connectivity plan and how China is reacting to the ongoing trade war.
The event featured the presentations of two Bruegel papers by Uri Dadush and Alicia Garcia-Herrero.
presentation by alicia garcia-herrero
Belt and Road Initiative - Alicia Garcia-Herrero's presentation
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