The Belt and Road Initiative and digital business transformation


BUSINESS structure has been isolated into several modules and processes because of growing economic globalisation, which has changed the setup of the global economy and how it operates.

China introduced the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), designed to bring about global development, in 2013. The agenda, also referred to as "China's Marshall Plan" and perhaps the most significant international development initiative of the current century, intends to increase China's connectivity and economic collaborations with a cluster of participating nations which have grown in number and scope of cooperation over time.

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