New Silk Road Conception: Transportation Prospects for Russia and China

Student: Koroleva Ekaterina

Faculty: Saint-Petersburg School of Social Sciences

Educational Programme: State, Society and Economic Development in Modern Asia (Master)

Year of Graduation: 2019

The relevance of paper is to assess the current changes in the economic and transport efficiency of Russia's participation in an international project under the auspices of China, taking into account current changes. Next 3-7 years in Sino-Russian cooperation may be the most breakthrough period in their entire history, and this time is expected to be the most challenging of this relationships. The time of the redistribution of forces and influence in the international arena is full of risks, but it also provides tremendous opportunities to launch new projects, despite asymmetric economic development. Russia should assume the friendly role of a reliable link between the European Union and the PRC, the largest macroeconomic centers with great trade potential.

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