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“一带一路”建设旨在加强沿线国家的政策沟通、设施
联通、贸易畅通、资金融通、民心相通，促进经济要素有序
自由流动、资源高效配置和市场深度融合，共同打造开放、
包容、均衡、普惠的区域经济合作架构。资金融通是“一带
一路”建设的重要支撑。为此，我们， 阿根廷、白俄罗斯、
柬埔寨、智利、中国、捷克、埃塞俄比亚、斐济、格鲁吉亚、
希腊、匈牙利、印度尼西亚、伊朗、肯尼亚、老挝、马来西
亚、蒙古、缅甸、巴基斯坦、卡塔尔、俄罗斯、塞尔维亚、
苏丹、瑞士、泰国、土耳其、英国财长呼吁沿线国家政府、
金融机构、企业共同行动，本着“平等参与、利益共享、风
险共担”的原则，推动建设长期、稳定、可持续、风险可控
的融资体系。
1.我们认识到，良好的融资体系和融资环境离不开沿线
国家政府强有力的支持。沿线国家政府应加强政策沟通，巩
固合作意向，共同释放支持“一带一路”建设和融资的积极
信号。
2.我们鼓励沿线国家建立共同平台，在促进本地区国别
发展战略及投资计划对接的基础上，共同制定区域基础设施
发展战略或规划，确定重大项目识别和优先选择的原则，协
调各国支持政策与融资安排，交流实施经验。2
3.我们支持金融资源服务于沿线国家和地区的实体经
济发展。重点加大对基础设施互联互通、贸易投资、产能合
作、能源能效、资源以及中小企业等领域的融资支持力度。
4.我们重申基础设施对经济社会可持续发展的重要作
用。我们鼓励沿线国家视情开放公共服务市场，维护良好、
稳定的法律、政策和监管框架，积极发展政府和社会资本合
作以吸引各类资金，提高基础设施的供给效率和质量。我们
鼓励有意愿的相关方在私营部门和金融机构之间建立有效
的信息交流，通过基础设施融资支持可持续发展。
5.我们重视公共资金在规划、建设重大项目上的引领作
用。我们将继续利用政府间合作基金、对外援助资金等现有
公共资金渠道，协调配合其它资金渠道，共同支持“一带一
路”建设，包括加强沿线国家和地区在民生发展、人文交流
等领域的交流合作。
6.我们鼓励各国政策性金融机构、出口信用机构继续为
“一带一路”建设提供政策性金融支持。我们鼓励上述机构
加强协调合作，通过贷款、担保、股权投资、联合融资等多
种方式，发挥融资促进和风险分担作用。
7.我们呼吁开发性金融机构考虑为“一带一路”沿线国
家提供更多融资支持和技术援助。我们鼓励多边开发银行和
各国开发性金融机构在其职责范围内通过贷款、股权投资、
担保和联合融资及其他融资渠道等各种方式，积极参与“一
带一路”建设，特别是跨境基础设施建设。我们支持多边开3
发银行与各国开发性金融机构加强协调合作，为沿线国家提
供可持续性的融资、机构专有技术和融智服务。
8.我们认识到市场机制在金融资源配置中应发挥决定
性作用。我们期待商业银行、股权投资基金、保险、租赁和
担保公司等各类商业性金融机构为“一带一路”建设提供资
金及其他金融服务。我们欢迎养老基金、主权财富基金等长
期机构投资者，在符合其机构职能的情况下视情积极参与，
特别是参与基础设施建设。
9.我们支持进一步发展本地与区域金融市场。我们欢迎
发展沿线国家的本币债券市场和股权投资市场，以扩大长期
融资来源，并降低货币错配风险。
10.我们支持金融市场的有序开放，并尊重有关国家可
能承担的国际义务。我们鼓励根据国情，在符合国内法律法
规的前提下，逐步扩大银行、保险、证券等市场准入，支持
金融机构跨境互设子公司和（或）分支机构，促进金融机构
设立申请与审批流程的便利化。
11.我们鼓励基于“一带一路”建设需求和沿线国家需
求的金融创新。我们支持金融机构在风险可控前提下创新融
资模式、渠道、工具与服务。
12.我们呼吁沿线各国深化金融监管合作，加强跨境监
管协调，共同为金融机构创造公平、高效、稳定的监管环境，
并尊重有关国家可能承担的国际义务。
13.我们倡导建设透明、友好、非歧视和可预见的融资4
环境。我们支持视情提高对外国直接投资的开放度，加快必
要的投资便利化进程，反对一切形式的贸易和投资保护主义。
我们倡导建立和完善公平、公正、公开、高效的法律制度，
以及互惠互利、投资友好型的税收制度。我们支持通过公正、
合法、合理的方式妥善解决债务和投资争端，切实保护债权
人和投资人合法权益。
14.我们强调应加强对融资项目社会环境影响的评价和
风险管理，重视节能环保合作，履行社会责任，促进当地就
业，推动经济社会可持续发展。在动员资金时，应兼顾债务
可持续性。
15.我们认识到，“一带一路”建设的融资安排应惠及所
有企业和人群，支持可持续、包容性发展。应为提高科技能
力、技术发展以及创造就业，特别是年轻人与妇女的就业提
供融资。我们积极支持推进普惠金融的努力，鼓励沿线国家
政府、政策性金融机构、 开发性金融机构及商业性金融机构
加强合作，努力让所有人享受金融信息和服务，并为中小企
业提供适当、稳定、可负担的融资服务。



The Belt and Road Initiative aims to promote policy coordination,
facilities connectivity, unimpeded trade, financial integration and
people-to-people exchange among the countries along the Belt and Road
(hereinafter referred to as “countries involved”), promote orderly and free
flows of economic factors, efficient allocation of resources and deep
integration of markets, and jointly create an open, inclusive, and balanced
regional economic cooperation framework that benefits all. Financial
Integration is an important underpinning for implementing the Belt and
Road Initiative. Therefore, we, Finance Ministers of Argentina, Belarus,
Cambodia, Chile, China, Czech, Ethiopia, Fiji, Georgia, Greece, Hungary,
Indonesia, Iran, Kenya, Laos, Malaysia, Mongolia, Myanmar, Pakistan,
Qatar, Russia, Serbia, Sudan, Switzerland, Thailand, Turkey, United
Kingdom, call upon the governments, financial institutions and
companies from countries involved to follow the principles of
equal-footed participation, mutual benefits and risk sharing as they work
together to build a long-term, stable, sustainable financing system that is
well-placed to manage risks.
1. We recognize that strong support from governments is essential
for building an enabling financing system and environment. As such,
governments of countries involved should strengthen policy
communication, consolidate cooperation intention, and jointly send a
positive signal of supporting and financing the development of the Belt
and Road.
2. We encourage countries along the routes to establish common
platform(s) wherby countries in the region, while forging synergies of
their development strategies and investment plans, map out strategies or
plans for regional infrastructure development, formulate principles for
identifying and prioritizing major projects, coordinate their supporting
policies and financing arrangements, and share experiences on
implementation.2
3. We support channeling of financial resources to serve the real
economy of countries and regions involved, with priority given to such
areas as infrastructure connectivity, trade and investment, industrial
capacity cooperation, energy and energy efficiency, natural resources and
SMEs.
4. We reaffirm the important role of infrastructure in sustainable
economic and social development. We encourage countries involved to
open public service markets as appropriate, while maintaining a sound
and stable legal, policy and regulatory framework and develop
public-private partnerships to channel funds and improve the efficiency
and quality of infrastructure supply. We encourage the interested parties
to establish effective information flow between private sector and
financial institutions which support sustainable development through
financing infrastructure investments.
5. We value the guiding role of public funds in planning and
building major projects. We will continue to utilize existing public
funding channels such as inter-governmental cooperation funds and
foreign assistance funds, and coordinate with other funding channels to
support the development of the Belt and Road, including strengthening
cooperation in people’s welfare, people-to-people exchange among
relevant countries and regions.
6. We encourage policy financial institutions and export credit
agencies of countries involved to continue offering policy financial
support for the development of the Belt and Road. We also encourage
these institutions to strengthen coordination and cooperation, and play
their role in financing promotion and risk-sharing through various means
such as loan, guaranty, equity investment, co-financing, etc.
7. We call upon development financial institutions to consider
providing more financial support and technical assistance for countries
involved. We encourage multilateral development banks and national
development financial institutions to actively participate in the
development of the Belt and Road within their mandates, particularly
cross-border infrastructure construction through loan, equity investment,
guaranty, co-financing, and other relevant financing channels. We support3
these institutions in strengthening of coordination and collaboration to
provide sustainable financing, institutional know-how and consulting
services to countries involved.
8. We recognize the decisive role of the market in financial resources
allocation. We envisage all types of commercial financial institutions
such as commercial banks, equity funds as well as insurance, leasing,
guarantee companies to provide funds and other financial services for the
development of the Belt and Road. We welcome proactive participation
of long-term institutional investors such as pension funds and sovereign
wealth funds, in particular in the area of infrastructure development, as
appropriate and subject to their institutional arrangements.
9. We support further development of local and regional financial
markets. We welcome the development of local currency bond markets
and equity markets in countries involved to diversify long-term financing
sources and reduce currency mismatch risks.
10. We support orderly opening-up of local and regional financial
markets, while respecting the international obligations of the countries
involved, if any. We encourage steady expansion of market access of
banking, insurance and securities sectors as appropriate to national
circumstances, support financial institutions to set up subsidiaries and/or
branches in each other’s countries, and further facilitate the application
and approval for the establishment of financial institutions, in accordance
with domestic law and regulations of host countries.
11. We encourage financial innovation that responds to the needs
of funding the development of the Belt and Road and to the needs of
countries involved. We support the innovation by financial institutions in
terms of financing models, channels, tools and service sunder the
precondition that risks are well managed.
12. We call upon the countries involved to deepen cooperation in
financial regulation and strengthen coordination on cross-border
supervision, in order to create a fair, efficient and stable regulatory
environment for financial institutions, while respecting the international
obligations of the countries involved, if any.4
13. We advocate for a transparent, friendly, non-discriminatory
and predictable financing environment. We support greater openness to
FDI as appropriate, speeding up trade and investment facilitation wher
needed, and opposing trade and investment protectionism of all forms.
We advocate for fair, equitable, open and efficient legal systems, as well
as mutual-beneficial and investor-friendly taxation regimes. We support
the settlement of debt and investment disputes in a fair, lawful and
reasonable way to effectively protect the legitimate rights and interests of
creditors and investors.
14. We underscore the need to strengthen social and
environmental impact assessment and risk management of projects,
improve cooperation on energy conservation and environmental
protection, fulfill social responsibilities, promote local employment and
ensure sustainable economic and social development. We also need to
take into account debt sustainability in mobilizing finance.
15. We recognize that financing arrangements for the development
of the Belt and Road should benefit all businesses and populations in a
way that supports sustainable and inclusive development. Financing
should also be provided for enhancing technological capabilities, skills
development, job creation particularly for the youth and women. We
vigorously support efforts to promote inclusive finance, encourage
governments, policy financial institutions, development finance
institutions and commercial financial institutions to strengthen
cooperation to ensure access to financial information and services for all,
and provide proper, stable and affordable financial services for SMEs.