China’s New Silk Road - The Biggest Infrastructure Project in History?

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China’s New Silk Road - The Biggest Infrastructure Project in History?
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Cambridge House International Inc.
Published on May 25, 2018

Is China’s new silk road the biggest infrastructure project in history? Watch as Jay Roberge (Tehama Ventures Inc.) outlines what the One Belt One Road Initiative means for investors.

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Doublescoop BS
Doublescoop BS
2 months ago
Connectivity is the road to prosperity and China is creating it also for the less developed countries around the world.  China is building a community with a shared future for humanity.

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E. C.
E. C.
2 months ago (edited)
Well Explained . Bravo . Hope other nations ,especially USA ,western nations can understand and be great enough to put their jealousy aside and help make these projects possible to benefit all nations ,ALL NATIONS ALL PEOPLE .

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stefan ratkiewicz
stefan ratkiewicz
4 months ago
Nice presentation yet I see the BRI slightly differently. I compare the project to the great railroad projects that united Canada (The last Spike) and the massive American quest to build railroads all the way to California . Remember that at the time the railroads were the greatest economic drivers that fostered the creation of many Cities and a myriad of industrial industries. China is in the process of repeating this feat but within a larger landmass that has the potential of generating more wealth than the North American model. The danger that exists is the creation of another 'Robber Baron Class ' of criminals; if the Chinese and Russians can avoid such an outcome the project will be a global success even for the 99 per cent.

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John Johnson
John Johnson
4 months ago
Capgains.   China is a export economy. Most goes via containers. They don't want to be in the same boat as the Russians and have US sanctions ruin their economy. This is a backup if US/China relations go south. They can still export it just will cost more. Same reason the Germans connected the Rhine and Danube.

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John Johnson
John Johnson
4 months ago
This is nonsense. It's many times cheaper to ship it. The only reason they're doing this is to avoid the US total control of the seas.

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anton awal
anton awal
2 months ago
More than just interconnecting road for progress, the road china can transport easily its armies to any nation they want to attack, so America must be able to see from the sky whether their trains are carrying civilians or soldiers in civilian clothes. Chinese are clever now a days, all rival economies of the world must take precaution for safety.

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TYTY
TYTY
2 weeks ago
Bloomberge Asia information are all faking  they served interest of usa only



TYTY
TYTY
2 weeks ago
I living in country of BOR and it surly improving my living and my city we got many good thing happening while ago there nothing in my city.