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A key role awaits in time of initiative

By Chris Peterson in London | China Daily | Updated: 2016-09-05 08:27

Chinese links can open doors in Asia for British companies

China is eager that its presidency of the G20, with its summit in Hangzhou, focuses on economic issues, and that inevitably brings to the forefront President Xi Jinping's Belt and Road Initiative. But is there a role for Britain in the ambitious plan to reinforce the links between Asia and Europe by road and sea?

On a map, the sea and land routes all end up on the European mainland, in ports such as Venice or Rotterdam. So what's in it for Britain?

A key role awaits in time of initiative

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