23 Oct 20245 Minutes
Economic Diplomacy through the Belt and Road Initiative: Navigating Nepal-China Economic Relations
The Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) presents Nepal with a rare opportunity to transform its infrastructure and enhance its global trade links, yet it also brings the looming risks of debt dependency and geopolitical entanglements. Navigating this double-edged sword demands strategic economic diplomacy, careful project selection, and a focus on financial independence.
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Asmita Yogi
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Asmita is a final-year undergraduate student majoring in International Economics and Trade at Hainan Normal University.
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