Countries along One Belt One Road

The Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), also known as One Belt One Road (OBOR), is a global development strategy adopted by the Chinese government in 2013 to enhance regional connectivity and stimulate economic cooperation across Asia, Africa, and Europe. The initiative spans over 60 countries, encompassing diverse regions and economies. Here are some of the key countries along the Belt and Road Initiative:

Countries along the Belt and Road Initiative

Asia

  1. China: Initiator and central hub of the Belt and Road Initiative.
  2. Pakistan: China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) is a flagship project under BRI.
  3. India: Participating in some aspects despite geopolitical tensions with China.
  4. Bangladesh: Involved in infrastructure projects, including ports and railways.
  5. Myanmar: Part of the China-Myanmar Economic Corridor, focusing on infrastructure development.
  6. Indonesia: Collaborating on infrastructure and maritime projects.

Central Asia

  1. Kazakhstan: Major transit country linking China to Europe via rail and road networks.
  2. Uzbekistan: Involved in transportation infrastructure projects.
  3. Turkmenistan: Participating in energy and transportation projects.
  4. Kyrgyzstan: Engaged in transportation and infrastructure projects.
  5. Tajikistan: Focus on energy and infrastructure development.

Middle East

  1. Iran: Participating in infrastructure projects, including railways and energy.
  2. Saudi Arabia: Collaboration on energy and infrastructure projects.
  3. United Arab Emirates: Involved in logistics and transportation initiatives.
  4. Israel: Cooperation in technology and infrastructure sectors.

Africa

  1. Kenya: Infrastructure development, including railways and ports.
  2. Egypt: Suez Canal Economic Zone and infrastructure projects.
  3. Ethiopia: Focus on transportation infrastructure, including railways.
  4. South Africa: Participation in infrastructure and energy projects.
  5. Nigeria: Infrastructure development, including railways and ports.

Europe

  1. Russia: Collaboration on energy, transportation, and infrastructure projects.
  2. Poland: Involved in logistics and infrastructure development.
  3. Greece: Port and infrastructure projects under the BRI framework.
  4. Italy: Participating in infrastructure and cultural exchange projects.
  5. Serbia: Infrastructure projects, including railways and energy.

Conclusion

The Belt and Road Initiative aims to promote economic cooperation and connectivity through infrastructure development, trade facilitation, and cultural exchanges across these diverse regions. While it spans across multiple countries, the BRI continues to evolve with new projects and partnerships, shaping regional and global economic landscapes.