Shoppers walk past stalls near the Green Bazaar in Almaty, Kazakhstan, in April. An agreement between China and the Eurasian Economic Union will give Chinese companies an edge over their EU competitors in Central Asia. Photo: Bloomberg Shoppers walk past stalls near the Green Bazaar in Almaty, Kazakhstan, in April. An agreement between China and the Eurasian Economic Union will give Chinese companies an edge over their EU competitors in Central Asia. Photo: Bloomberg
Shoppers walk past stalls near the Green Bazaar in Almaty, Kazakhstan, in April. An agreement between China and the Eurasian Economic Union will give Chinese companies an edge over their EU competitors in Central Asia. Photo: Bloomberg
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How China’s Belt and Road Initiative can extend its reach to the edge of the European Union

Donald Gasper says China linking its Belt and Road Initiative with the Eurasian Economic Union will open up a new trade corridor that offers opportunities for all the countries involved

Donald Gasper
Donald Gasper

Updated: 10:50pm, 22 May, 2018

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Shoppers walk past stalls near the Green Bazaar in Almaty, Kazakhstan, in April. An agreement between China and the Eurasian Economic Union will give Chinese companies an edge over their EU competitors in Central Asia. Photo: Bloomberg Shoppers walk past stalls near the Green Bazaar in Almaty, Kazakhstan, in April. An agreement between China and the Eurasian Economic Union will give Chinese companies an edge over their EU competitors in Central Asia. Photo: Bloomberg
Shoppers walk past stalls near the Green Bazaar in Almaty, Kazakhstan, in April. An agreement between China and the Eurasian Economic Union will give Chinese companies an edge over their EU competitors in Central Asia. Photo: Bloomberg
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Donald Gasper

Donald Gasper

Donald Gasper is a Hong Kong-based analyst and commentator.