China's Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), an investment plan aiming to connec...
BEIJING - China’s Belt and Road Initiative , an investment plan aiming to connect Europe with Asia, is sidelining European companies and Brussels should review its competition law to level the playing field, a business lobby said on Thursday.
The European Union should move to force Chinese companies that access the EU procurement market to operate under the same restrictions that EU companies do in China, it added. China has launched construction projects across more than 60 countries since 2013, seeking a network of land and sea links with Southeast Asia, Central Asia, the Middle East, Europe and Africa.
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