Views
- · ASEAN will gain from Maritime Silk Road
- · China's 'Belt and Road' Initiative is not another Marshall Plan
- · Pragmatism can lead Silk Roads to success
- · Time to ascribe Silk Road plans a real meaning
- · Projects can further promote Northeast Asian prosperity
- · The Maritime Silk Route will not be built in a day
- · Maritime Silk Road initiative to reduce friction
- · Maritime Silk Road initiative promotes regional prosperity
- · Xi urges work on regional bank to speed up
- · 'Road and Belt Initiatives' to restore lost glory
- · Industry transfer to Africa good for all
- · New Silk Road must be inclusive, not confrontational
- · Asian integration best engine for regional growth
- · China's Silk Road vision worth hard efforts
- · Silk Road Economic Belt will not damage Eurasian Union
- · The 'Belt and Road' Initiatives open to world
- · China's silk road proposals not Marshall Plan
- · The Silk Road and China's 21st century spirit
- · The string of pearls and the Maritime Silk Road
- · Cooperation on the 'Belt and Road Initiatives'
Background
As early as 2,000 years ago, the Maritime Silk Road started from China's south-east coastal regions, traversing a vast expanse of oceans and seas to countries in Southeast Asia, Africa and Europe.
In order to revive the ancient Maritime Silk Road and bring more benefits to the relevant countries and peoples, Chinese President Xi Jinping proposed in 2013 that China and countries along the ancient Maritime Silk Road would build together a new Maritime Silk Road of the 21st Century.
About the Seminar
Title: International Seminar on the 21st-Century Maritime Silk Road Initiative
Date: February 11-12, 2015
Venue: Quanzhou Guest House (Conference Venue and Accommodation), Quan Zhou Hotel (Accommodation)
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