Abstract

As a major international business initiative proposed by China in 2013, the Belt and Road Initiative has deepened strategic economic cooperation among countries along the route and has positively contributed to the development of regional economic integration, as well as achieving exports and exchanges in multiple areas such as technology, culture and education, which enables China to play a more important role on the international stage. In order to ensure the development of the Belt and Road Initiative in a normative direction and to further ensure that the constraints and challenges in its implementation can be effectively addressed, the mediation, regulation and guidance role of international commercial law must be fully utilized and brought into play. In this article, the value of the Belt and Road Initiative and related positive role it can play are discussed in the context of international business law, as well as the possibilities for the development of international economic trade.

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