China seeks Silk Road revival through heavy investment in Middle East

Energy security and Belt and Road Initiative are the forces driving China’s relations with the region, an expert tells The Media Line.

Ilan Maor, managing partner at SHENG Enterprises, meets Lin Nian Xiu, vice chairman of the National Development and Reform Commission, after a discussion on Israel-China technology cooperation in Beijing, December 2019.

(photo credit: ILAN MAOR)

ByDEBBIE MOHNBLATT/THE MEDIA LINE

MAY 1, 2022 20:38

China seeks Silk Road revival through heavy investment in Middle East

Energy security and Belt and Road Initiative are the forces driving China’s relations with the region, an expert tells The Media Line.

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China seeks Silk Road revival through heavy investment in Middle East

Energy security and Belt and Road Initiative are the forces driving China’s relations with the region, an expert tells The Media Line.

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