The Belt and Road Portal is the official website for Belt and Road Initiative (BRI). It interprets key concepts about BRI and releases latest BRI-related information.
Accessed 30 December 2025. Belt and Road Initiative, a Chinese-led infrastructure investment project aimed at improving connectivity, trade, and communication across Eurasia, Latin America, and Africa. Among the infrastructure projects it has supported are airports, ports, power plants, bridges, railways, roads, and telecommunications networks.
The Fund's General Partner, Belt and Road EPC Capital Limited ("BRC"), operates as the asset management firm of the Fund and under Responsible Officers ("RO") holding licenses No. 1, 4, 6, and 9 from the Securities and Futures Commission of Hong Kong (SFC).
EPC has been adopted in the delivery of BRI infrastructure projects in other countries. Compared to the domestic method of contract, EPC remains at a low level in management practice, such as a lack of coordinating diverse project stakeholders, high cost of information communication, and risk in complex environments in West Asia (WA).
This study investigates critical research gaps in procurement management challenges faced by Chinese contractors in international engineering–procurement–construction (EPC) projects
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Overall, this study underscores that supply chain INTEGRATION, combined with robust stakeholder collaboration, is a key enabler of sustainable procurement and long-term
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Major projects that have been developed under the BRI include the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), the China–Mongolia–Russia Economic Corridor, and the New Eurasia Land Bridge. More
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With their unparalleled 50 years of experience, the GP''s executives bring a unique ability to the BRF, enabling us to structure special situations for cross-border G-to-G and G-to-B-to-G projects expertly.
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In order to better understand how the Belt and Road Initiative would affect Chinese firms'' worldwide expansion, this study evaluates procurement management in international EPC projects.
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Overall, this study underscores that supply chain INTEGRATION, combined with robust stakeholder collaboration, is a key enabler of sustainable procurement and long-term
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It interprets key concepts about BRI and releases latest BRI-related information.
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The four critical strategies presented based on the SWOTs identified could help EPC firms develop and promote EPC to implement BRI infrastructure projects in WA at the strategic level.
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Semiconductor suppliers are enabling power supply system designers to embed low-cost compact isolated power supplies directly onto their motherboards and line cards.
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The study highlights that supply chain integration, along with robust stakeholder collaboration, reduces inefficiencies and offers a competitive edge for Chinese contractors in the
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