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Experts React to China’s New Green BRI Guidelines

by Cobus van Staden

The Chinese government is trying to make the Belt and Road Initiative greener, with a new set of guidelines for overseas projects released last week by the powerful National Development and Reform Commission. But how will these new guidelines affect Chinese infrastructure projects around the world?

Boston University garnered reaction from international development experts on how these new guidelines will affect China’s international development role:

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