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More than 10 years have passed since China's Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) was developed to advance infrastructure construction, boost trade and investment along the routes of the ancient Silk Road. As BRI participating countries shift towards improved resilience and competitiveness, what are the prospects of reaching a consensus on green transition while also maintaining fiscal sustainability, including in the city context?
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More than 10 years have passed since China's Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) was developed to advance infrastructure construction, boost trade and investment along the routes of the ancient Silk Road. As BRI participating countries shift towards improved resilience and competitiveness, what are the prospects of reaching a consensus on green transition while also maintaining fiscal sustainability, including in the city context?