Economic and financial efficiency of the Silk Road project from the perspective of participants
Trade along the Silk Road played a significant role in the development of the civilizations of China, the Kingdom of Kogur (Korea), Japan, the Indian subcontinent, Persia, Europe, the Horn of Africa and Arabia, as well as political and economic relations between civilizations. The initiative to create the Silk Road Economic Belt (SREB) assumes the creation in Eurasia of a "large international economic" niche "where it will be possible to" invest "almost all projects planned in the foreign policy and foreign economic spheres of the PRC ...". In addition, the SREB initiative implies the construction of a symbiotic system in the Eurasian space, characterized by a free structure, high inclusiveness, its main principle is "partnership without forming a union". There is a very active discussion of the possibilities of even wider integration - building a "Greater Eurasia" or economic partnership based on a set of integration processes and various forms of trade and economic, as well as transport and energy cooperation between the EAEU, China, ASEAN, the EU and other leading economic associations on Eurasian space.