Abstract March 31 is the application deadline for the founding member countries of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB). According to the latest news, the total number of countries that have applied to join the AIIB as a founding member has reached 46, of which 30 countries have...
March 31 is the application deadline for the founding member countries of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB). According to the latest news, the total number of countries that have applied to join the AIIB as a founding member has reached 46, of which 30 countries have become official founding members of the intention, and the AIIB has taken substantial steps to build. The AIIB will become a competitor of the World Bank [microblogging] and IMF [microblogging], a challenge to the existing international financial system dominated by the United States, and also directly compete with the Japanese-led ADB. The attitude of the US and Japan towards the AIIB has become the focus.
AIIB "starting lineup" list
Asia: China, India, Indonesia, Bangladesh, Brunei, Cambodia, Jordan, Kazakhstan, Kuwait, Laos, Maldives, Malaysia, Mongolia, Myanmar, Nepal, Oman, Pakistan, Philippines, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Sri Lanka , Tajikistan, Thailand, Uzbekistan, Vietnam, Turkey, South Korea, Georgia, Kyrgyzstan
Europe: UK, Luxembourg, Switzerland, France, Germany, Italy, Austria, Russia, Netherlands, Denmark, Finland, Sweden
Oceania: New Zealand, Australia
South America: Brazil
Africa: Egypt
(As of March 31, Beijing time at 20:30)
The United Nations [microblogging] five permanent members of the Security Council have occupied four seats: China, Britain, France, Russia.
There are 13 seats in the G20 countries: China, India, Indonesia, Saudi Arabia, France, Germany, Italy, the United Kingdom, Australia, Turkey, South Korea, Brazil, and Russia.
According to the continents: 30 countries in Asia, 12 countries in Europe, 2 countries in Oceania, 1 country in South America, and 1 country in Africa.
The AIIB was officially launched in October 2014 with the goal of promoting regional financial cooperation to fund infrastructure projects in Asia, including airports, highways, telecommunications, affordable housing, and railways. According to the memorandum of understanding signed in October last year, the initial registered capital of the AIIB is 100 billion US dollars, and China will provide 50 billion of them.
The AIIB released news inside the day and welcomes all countries to contribute to Asia's infrastructure development and regional links. The final meeting plan for the creation of the AIIB was held in May.
The AIIB headquarters is located at Beijing Financial Street (11.96, 0.05, 0.42%). Shi Yaobin, chairman of the meeting of the chief negotiator of the AIIB and the deputy minister of finance, said at a press conference last Wednesday that according to the memorandum of the AIIB signed in October last year, the parties have agreed to set up their headquarters in Beijing. Regarding whether to establish regional centers in other countries and the future setting of senior executives, the parties will negotiate and determine according to the future development of the AIIB business.
In China's strategic planning, the AIIB is working with the “New Silk Road†program to promote trade and economic exchanges between China and Eurasia and Africa. The AIIB will mainly fund infrastructure construction in these areas.
(About some of the most basic questions of the AIIB: What does the AIIB do specifically? What are its members? Where does the money come from? What is the significance for China? Please refer to the four articles you need to know about the AIIB on Wall Street. thing")
Summers: It’s the United States’ own inaction that “forced†the AIIB.
In the eyes of many people, the AIIB will become a competitor of the World Bank and the IMF and a challenge to the existing international financial system dominated by the United States. Japan’s leading ADB will also compete directly with it. Of the current global powers, only the United States and Japan have not joined.
Regarding the AIIB, the mood in the United States is complicated. Because the AIIB can also be said to be “forced out†by the United States to some extent – ​​it is the inaction of the US Congress in the IMF’s share of the IMF and governance reforms. The reform of the share of major emerging market countries has been put on hold so far that the disappointing China has begun to “start another stoveâ€.
Former US Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers expressed regret over this fact in his speech at Harvard on Monday.
"They (China) have reason to ask, 'It took you five and a half years to support our share reform in the IMF, but it has not been realized yet." Summers said: "Basically, it is our own incurs China. The legitimacy of the initiative is a bad reflection of our political system, and we have not been able to find a compromise."
Today, the attitude of the United States has become the focus. Initially, in explaining why the United States did not join, US State Department spokesman Jen Psaki said that the US government "welcomes the idea of ​​establishing an AIIB... We are worried about the vague nature of the AIIB and strongly urge the AIIB's governance and transparency to be consistent with international standard."
However, the recent attitude of the US government has been greatly softened. On Monday, Chinese media said that US Treasury Secretary Jacques Luh said during his visit to China that the United States is willing to cooperate with the AIIB.
Japan is actually not "tangled": at this moment "impossible" to join
The relationship between Japan and the AIIB is even more subtle: on the one hand, the AIIB’s direct competitor is the Asian Development Bank (abbreviated as ADB), while the current Japanese central bank [microblogging] president Kuroda is previously the president of the ADB. The heads of ADB are usually Japanese. Japan has been questioning whether it is necessary to establish a new regional infrastructure development bank.
On the other hand, if you join the AIIB, Japan needs to break the long-standing alliance between the US and the diplomatic and economic sectors.
Wall Street has previously reported that the British "Financial Times" quoted the Japanese ambassador to China yesterday saying that Japan will join the AIIB within a few months. Many senior officials of the Japanese government have come forward to deny it today.
The British "Financial Times" reported on Monday that the Japanese ambassador to China, Muji Chang, said in an interview that he had reached an agreement with Japanese business people that Japan may sign a contract with China to become a member of the AIIB before June. However, Japanese Foreign Minister Kishida Katsuo said in the parliament this morning that the Japanese ambassador to China did not say that Japan will join the AIIB.
Japanese Chief Cabinet Secretary Yu Yiwei also said today that Japan is "impossible" to join the AIIB at this moment. The report that the Japanese ambassador to China, Muji Chang, said that Japan will join the AIIB is not true. Musichang denied the words in the report. China has not yet made a clear explanation on various AIIB issues.
Last Tuesday, Japanese Finance Minister Aso also said that Japan is not ready to join the AIIB before the March 31 deadline. The management of the AIIB lacks transparency.
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