What are the implications of ‘One Belt One Road’ for UK-India and pan-Asia trade?

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The ‘One Belt, One Road’ initiative is one of the most expansive and costly investments in infrastructure of all time, with the potential to reshape the way East and West trade, while perhaps allowing for the world’s largest platform for regional collaboration.

The UK India Business Council will hold an exclusive roundtable to discuss the implications of One Belt One Road for UK-India and pan-Asia trade.

With projects spanning 60 countries, mainly located in Asia, and costing over $1 trillion, many countries are doing their best to become a part of this initiative, in an attempt to boost their local infrastructure and drive growth. India, however, has been hesitant in partnering with China on what they view not as a way to help facilitate trade, but instead as a means to gain influence where India has a geopolitical interest in and falls into a broader geo-strategic plan of regional dominance


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