Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte, seen here at the Boao Forum for Asia, told the South China Morning Post that many companies from the Netherlands would “love to participate” in China’s belt and road trade plan. Photo: Bloomberg
Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte, seen here at the Boao Forum for Asia, told the South China Morning Post that many companies from the Netherlands would “love to participate” in China’s belt and road trade plan. Photo: Bloomberg
Belt and Road Initiative
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exclusive | Netherlands keen on Chinese investment but wants belt and road to benefit foreign companies

Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte sees China’s ‘Belt and Road Initiative’ as an opportunity while suggesting more open tendering before meeting Li Keqiang 

Kinling Lo
Kinling Lo

Updated: 11:21pm, 13 Apr, 2018

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Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte, seen here at the Boao Forum for Asia, told the South China Morning Post that many companies from the Netherlands would “love to participate” in China’s belt and road trade plan. Photo: Bloomberg
Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte, seen here at the Boao Forum for Asia, told the South China Morning Post that many companies from the Netherlands would “love to participate” in China’s belt and road trade plan. Photo: Bloomberg
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