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:world trade (is different from regional trade) = 90% shipped - so nations playing this game need to share superports , share freedom of the oceans, and if they wish to go green minimise plane and carbon engined private transport - see eg mobility futures or value supertrans

if you could map world trade around thge 20 most diferent paces peo0ple live who need to unite if our children are to be the first sustainability generation where would you value the 20-20

In 1945 if it were possible to map 20 most diverse places and population consider
2 of the G8 from the new world ie canada and usa
2 of the island G8 - UK Japan
3 continental G8 - west europe
roof to eursasia ussr (in some ways mirror reflection of canada)

next consider fifth of world people
9 india sub continent
10 china

11 next consider the bridge between the 3 connients of te old world - ie mena (middle east, Egypt and eg French North Africa)

12 latin west europe and central south america

13 places that decided to join EU
14 places that banked or traded between eu and rest of world eg switzerland austrian parts of nordica monaco - ditto islands around usa that did something similar

15 about 40 other small developing islands

16 how singapore connecetd 10 asean places of extraordunary diversity including 2 huge arcipalegos indonesia and phillilines as well as parts of se asia contient -and [acific pathways to eg far south's australiasia and even west coast latin america

17 bangladesh networks of village girls across borders

18,19, 20?

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was your region represented at leaders alumni network of Be;rRoad summit (globa2.0) May 2017

region 0 inside china (80 million public servants of chin'a dream); 1 east and south of china; 2 india incluiding bangladesh myanmar corrodor; linkin eurasia 3 russia; 4 east europe 5 west europe 7 stans and mid east 8 med sea 6 North America ( Africa 10 S America

Afghanistan: Unspecified minister-level delegation

Argentina: President Mauricio Macri

Australia: Trade Minister Steve Ciobo

Azerbaijan: Economy Minister Shahin Mustafayev

Bangladesh: Unspecified minister-level delegation

Belarus: President Alexander Lukashenko

Brazil: Secretary for Strategic Affairs Hussein Ali Kalout

Cambodia: Prime Minister Hun Sen

Chile: President Michelle Bachelet

China: President Xi Jinping

Czech Republic: President Milos Zeman

Egypt: Trade and Industry Minister Tarek Kabil

Ethiopia: Prime Minister Hailemariam Desalegn

Fiji: Prime Minister Josaia Voreqe Bainimarama

Finland: Minister of Transport and Communications of Finland Anne Berner

France: Jean-Pierre Raffarin, chairman of the Committee on Foreign Relations, Defense and Armed Forces in the French Senate

Germany: Minister of Economic Affairs Brigitte Zypries

Greece: Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras

Hungary: Prime Minister Viktor Orban

Indonesia: President Joko Widodo

Iran: Minister of Economy and Finance Ali Tayebnia

Italy: Prime Minister Paolo Gentiloni

Japan: LDP Secretary General Toshihiro Nikai

Kazakhstan: President Nursultan Nazarbayev

Kenya: President Uhuru Kenyatta

Kyrgyzstan: President Almazbek Atambayev

Kuwait: Minister of the Amiri Diwan Affairs Sheikh Nasser Sabah Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber

Laos: President Bounnhang Vorachith

Malaysia: Prime Minister Najib Razak

Maldives: Economic Minister Mohamed Saeed

Mongolia: Prime Minister Jargaltulga Erdenebat

Myanmar: State Counselor Aung San Suu Kyi

Romania: Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Environment Gratiela Gavrilescu

Nepal: Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Krishna Bahadur Mahara

New Zealand: Science and Innovation Minister Paul Goldsmith

North Korea: Confirmed to be sending an official delegation; the delegation will be led by Kim Yong-jae, the North Korean minister of external economic relations, according to a number of South Korean media reports

Pakistan: Prime Minister Muhammad Nawaz Sharif

Philippines: President Rodrigo Duterte

Poland: Prime Minister Beata Szydło

Russia: President Vladimir Putin

Saudi Arabia: Minister of Energy, Industry, and Mineral Resources Khalid Al-Falih

Serbia: Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic

Singapore: Minister for National Development and Second Minister for Finance Lawrence Wong

South Korea: Ambassador to China Kim Jang-soo; Park Byeong-seug, National Assembly member for the Democratic Party

Spain: Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy

Sri Lanka: Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe

Switzerland: President Doris Leuthard

Syria: unspecificed minister-level delegation

Thailand: five ministers: Minister of Foreign Affairs Don Pramudwinai, Minister of Transportation Arkhom Termpittayapaisith, Minister of Commerce Apiradi Tantraporn, Minister of Digital for Economy and Society Pichet Durongkaveroj, and Minister of Science and Technology Atchaka Sibunruang

Tunisia: Culture Minister Mohamed Zine El-Abidine

Turkey: President Recep Tayyip Erdogan

UAE: Dr. Sultan Ahmed Al Jaber, Minister of State and Group CEO of ADNOC

Ukraine: unspecified official delegation

United Kingdom: Chancellor of the Exchequer Philip Hammond

United States: Matt Pottinger, National Security Council senior director for Asia

Uzbekistan: President Shavkat Mirziyoyev

Vietnam: President Tran Dai Quang

1200 delegates expected may 14 include:

UK Peter Thomson

UN Guterrez
Chile Michelle Bachelet &Argentina PM

World Bank Jim Kim

Italy PM, and PM Spain, Greece

Russia Putin

IMF Lagarde

...BELT B1 G1 G2: Breaking News : Beijing's greatest futures forum 14 May 2017

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Watch the BFA conference video on the Belt and Road Initiative

China's 'One Belt, One Road' Takes to Space - China Real Time ... - U.S.

Dec 28, 2016 - Countries along Beijing’s flagship Silk Road Economic Belt and 21st-century Maritime Silk Road will be among the first in line to plug into China’s new satellite

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China to gather friends for biggest summit of year on New Silk Road

summit on its New Silk Road plan, with most Asian leaders due to attend but only one from a G7 nation, the Italian prime minister Paolo Gentiloni.

President Xi Jinping has championed what China formally calls the "One Belt, One Road" or OBOR, initiative to build a new Silk Road linking Asia, Africa and Europe, a landmark program to invest billions of dollars in infrastructure projects including railways, ports and power grids.

China has dedicated $40 billion to a Silk Road Fund and the idea was the driving force behind the establishment of the $50 billion China-backed Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank.

Foreign Minister Wang Yi announced a list of those attending the conference, including some of China's most reliable allies - Russian President Vladimir Putin, Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen.Myanmar's Aung San Suu Kyi, Kazakh President Nursultan Nazarbayev, Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak and Indonesian President Joko Widodo are coming too, all generally good partners of China.

"One Belt, One Road is to date the most important public good China has given to the world, first proposed by China but for all countries to enjoy," Wang said.

"The culture and historical genes of One Belt, One Road come from the old Silk Road, so it takes Eurasia as its main region," he said, adding that representatives of 110 countries would attend.

While China says the New Silk Road is not political, it has run into opposition from India due to a section of it in Pakistan, known as the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor, where some projects run through the disputed Kashmir region.

India Prime Minister Narendra Modi was not on the list of leaders attending.

Diplomatic sources in Beijing said China had hoped for at least some senior Western leaders to attend, including British Prime Minister Theresa May, to burnish the plan's credentials and make it less China-centric.

British finance minister Philip Hammond will come as May's representative, while Germany and France are having elections at the time and will send high-level representatives, Wang said.

Wang confirmed Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte as among 28 leaders coming, along with the Spanish, Greek, Hungarian, Serb and Polish prime ministers and Swiss and Czech presidents.

WANG: "This is a positive, cooperative agreement, and we don't want to politicize it," "This is an economic cooperation forum, an international cooperation platform that everyone is paying attention to, supports and hopes to participate in," he said.

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BELT & G20: CHINAS UNITED NATIONS OF SUSTAINABILITY.. NOTE how pivotal nations of 2018's G20 arecoming to the summit, including Chile and Argentina.

A senior Indonesian government official said China was aiming for a "spectacular" summit.

"The Chinese are gunning for ... global leadership so I think this OBOR summit is going to be huge," the official said.

rail---

Containerization is a system of intermodal freight transport using standard shipping containers (also known as 'ISO containers' or 'isotainers') that can be loaded with cargo, sealed and placed onto container ships, railroad cars, and trucks. Containerization has revolutionized cargo shipping. As of 2009 approximately 90% of non-bulk cargo worldwide is moved by containers stacked on transport ships;^[16] 26% of all container transshipment is carried out in China.^[17] As of 2005, some 18 million total containers make over 200 million trips per year.

Use of the same basic sizes of containers across the globe has lessened the problems caused by incompatible rail gauge sizes in different countries by making transshipment between different gauge trains easier.^[18]

While typically containers travel for many hundreds or even thousands kilometers on the railway, Swiss experience shows that with properly coordinated logistics, it is possible to operate a viable intermodal (truck + rail) cargo transportation system even within a country as small as Switzerland.^[19]

sea

Rank	Port	Economy	2015[1]
1	Shanghai	China	36,516
2	Singapore	Singapore	30,922
3	Shenzhen	China	24,142
4	Ningbo-Zhoushan	China	20,636
5	Hong Kong	Hong Kong	20,073
6	Busan	South Korea	19,469
7	Qingdao	China	17,323
8	Guangzhou	China	17,097
9	Jebel Ali (Dubai)	United Arab Emirates	15,585
10	Tianjin	China	13,881
11	Rotterdam	Netherlands	12,235
12	Port Klang	Malaysia	11,887
13	Kaohsiung	Taiwan	10,264
14	Antwerp	Belgium	9,654
15	Dalian	China	9,591
16	Xiamen	China	9,215
17	Hamburg	Germany	8,821
18	Tanjung Pelepas	Malaysia	8,797
19	Los Angeles	United States	8,160
20	Long Beach	United States	7,192
21	Laem Chabang	Thailand	6,780
22	Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon)	Vietnam	6,556
23	New York and New Jersey	United States	6,372
24	Bremen/Bremerhaven	Germany	5,547
25	Jeddah	Saudi Arabia	5,417
26	Tanjung Priok (Jakarta)	Indonesia	5,154
27	Valencia	Spain	4,615
28	Algeciras	Spain	4,516
29	Mumbai	India	4,492
30	Khor Fakkan	United Arab Emirates	4,414
31	Tokyo	Japan	4,150
32	Manila	Philippines	3,976
33	Santos	Brazil	3,780
34	Savannah	United States	3,737
35	Felixstowe	United Kingdom	3,676
36	Seattle/Tacoma	United States	3,531
37	Gioia Tauro	Italy	3,512
38	Piraeus	Greece	3,360
39	Balboa	Panama	3,078
40	Ambarli (Istanbul)	Turkey	3,062
41	Vancouver	Canada	3,054
42	Port Said	Egypt	3,036
43	Tanger-Med (Tangiers)	Morocco	2,971
44	Yokohama	Japan	2,787
45	Durban	South Africa	2,770
46	Colón	Panama	2,765
47	Kobe	Japan	2,707
48	Keelung	Taiwan	2,666
49	Melbourne	Australia	2,638
50	Nagoya	Japan	2,631