LONDON: The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) said on Monday (Tuesday in Manila) it had accepted China as a member, handing the world’s second biggest economy investment routes into Europe, Africa and Middle East.
“China’s membership of the EBRD will open up significant further opportunities for sustainable investment by Chinese groups in the regions where the EBRD works,” bank President Suma Chakrabarti said in a statement.
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