The Russian-language channel of China’s CGTN network asked various experts on the deliberations of the Communist Party of China plenary session, and especially on the policy of external openness. Among the experts was prominent Russian economist, Eurasian Economic Commission Minister for Integration and Macroeconomics Sergey Glazyev, whom they quoted as saying: “China will increasingly expand its technological chains, develop cooperation with many countries of the world, including America, maintain close cooperation with Africa, with our Eurasian Economic Union [EAEU]. We work here the idea of connecting the Eurasian Economic Union and ‘One Belt, One Road,’ that is, the Chinese locomotive of economic growth pulls through joint technological chains, creating added value for the economy and many other countries that are increasingly interacting more closely with China and China actually generates demand today in international markets, large volume and a wide range of products. We see how more and more countries are being drawn into the orbit of the Chinese ‘One Belt, One Road’ [aka Belt and Road Initiative] and each of them is finding their own cooperation opportunities and investment projects for cooperation with China. And this will continue.”
New World Paradigm Public
Glazyev, CGTN Discuss Connecting Belt and Road and Eurasian Economic Union
About the authors
Latest articles
-
Daily Alert: 'The World Hopes the Putin-Trump-Xi Meeting Will Help Overcome the Chaos'
-
'The World Hopes the Putin-Trump-Xi Meeting Will Help Overcome the Chaos'
-
International Peace Coalition, Week 177: Poised Between Heaven and Hell
-
Former MI6 Chief Dearlove Fans Flames for Shia-Sunni Wars in Mideast
Related coverage
-
New World Paradigm
Wang Yi: 'Development Is the Foundation for Improving the Conditions of Refugees'
-
New World Paradigm
Pope Leo XIV, Not Requiring Further Cancer Treatment, Continues Interfaith Dialogue
-
New World Paradigm
China Convenes Global Governance Forum on Building a Peaceful World Order
-
New World Paradigm
Russian Officials Demand All Sanctions Be Lifted for Ties With U.S. to Normalize