China's State-Run Companies Say Belt-Road Risks Are Controllable
- Proposal includes world hotspots from Pakistan to Gulf of Aden
- Chiefs of biggest government firms brief reporters in Beijing
China's 'Belt and Road' Strategy
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China’s chief regulator for state-owned enterprises said they can manage political and security risks associated with investing in countries in the Belt and Road Initiative.
The risks are "completely controllable," Xiao Yaqing, chairman of the State-Owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission, told reporters Monday at a briefing in Beijing.