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Why China’s Foreign Aid Matters?fter a period of stagnation, China began to accelerate its foreign aid in the 1990s; it established the Export-Import (EXIM) Bank of China in 1994 and introduced concessional loans in 1995. Since then, China has rapidly expanded its activities in the developing world under its strategy of . (going out).
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The Impact of Economic Cooperation on Asian Countries: Focus on the Mekong Region and Central Asiad thereby deepen economic relations (see Map 8.1). This chapter discusses the impact of China’s economic cooperation on Asian countries, with a focus on the Mekong region and Central Asia, where it has a framework of regional economic cooperation.
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The Foreign Aid Philosophy of a Rising Asian Power: A Southeast Asian Viewd volume in 2009 at around US five billion dollars (Shimomura and Kobayashi, 2013). This affirms China’s position as one of the largest sources of foreign aid in the world today. The sheer amount involved in China’s aid programme (still growing annually) is enough to generate both apprehension and optimism within the international aid community.
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Advances in Applied Neurological Sciences, it is to be noted that no fundamental difference exists between the concept of China’s ‘foreign aid’ and the internationally accepted understanding of official development assistance (ODA), even though the two concepts are not the same (see Chapter 3).
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Aid Volume in a Historical Perspective, it is to be noted that no fundamental difference exists between the concept of China’s ‘foreign aid’ and the internationally accepted understanding of official development assistance (ODA), even though the two concepts are not the same (see Chapter 3).