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Opinion / Op-Ed Contributors

Premier's win-win Europe visit

By Wang Yiwei (China Daily) Updated: 2014-10-18 08:42

Connecting China with Europe and Africa, the "two silk roads" - once they become operational - could establish closer bonds among countries along the Pacific Ocean, Indian Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea. Compared with the traditional ocean routes-based globalization, which has created a wealth gap between coastal and landlocked countries, the "two silk roads" attach greater importance to lesser developing landlocked countries such as Mongolia.

The integration of Europe and Asia will benefit not only the lesser developing Asian countries, but also increasingly "marginalized" European states, according to a report issued by the "Group on the Future of the EU 2030" four years ago.

To put Europe back on the center state of globalization, breaking down the geographical barriers in Eurasia and upgrading the transportation network, comprising high-speed trains, are urgently needed. No wonder, the "Connecting Europe Facility" program, issued by the European Commission recently, says more than 26 billion ($31 billion) of the EU budget would be used from 2014 to 2020 to boost transport, energy and digital networks to remove the bottlenecks and fill in the missing links in the EU's single market.

If this network is properly connected to the "two silk roads" proposed by China, the railways, highways, sea and air routes, as well as oil and gas pipelines across Eurasia should gradually spawn a wide spectrum of industrial clusters. Their radiating effect on sectors such as construction, energy, metallurgy, finance, communications and tourism would ideally give rise to a latent "Eurasia market" characterized by convenient multilateral trade and investment.

Of course, cooperation with third parties is important for China-Europe ties, a fact acknowledged by top leaders on both sides at the 16th China-EU leaders' meeting in Beijing last year, with the China-Europe 2020 plan proposing more bilateral negotiations on African, Central Asian and Latin American affairs. It is also important for China and the EU to cooperate at regional and trans-regional forums, particularly the Asia-Europe meeting and the ASEAN Regional Forum, which play vital roles in facilitating sustainable and inclusive development in Asia.

Europe, whose past colonial rules still affect many countries in Asia, Africa and Latin America, could also benefit from China's integration into the broader world community. So, instead of indulging in the zero-sum game of accusing each other of colonialism and neo-colonialism, China and Europe should rope in third parties in their cooperation programs.

Joint efforts such as the proposed "two silk roads" will not only revitalize Eurasia as a whole, but also build a more inclusive global market.

The author is a professor of international relations at Renmin University of China.

(China Daily 10/18/2014 page5)

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