China proposes joint financing firm with Central, East Europe
The region represents a key part of Beijing's "Belt and Road" strategy
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Suzhou
CHINA on Tuesday proposed setting up a new multilateral financing institution to support project lending in Central and Eastern Europe, as it looks to strengthen its influence in a region seen as a gateway to the European Union.
The proposal, floated by Chinese Premier Li Keqiang during a summit in the city of Suzhou with leaders from 16 Central and Eastern European countries, came with few details.
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