Leading Australian economist Peter Drysdale, head of the East Asia Bureau of Economic Research at the Australian National University, has called for a bilateral study of the opportunities offered by the China-proposed Belt and Road Initiative.
Nepal should grab the maximum benefits from China's development and growing economic prosperity, Nepali Deputy Prime Minister Krishna Bahadur Mahara said.
It is believed the synergy between BRICS and the Belt and Road Initiative will produce a chemical reaction benefiting more countries, especially the developing ones and the emerging economies.
The Belt and Road initiative is seen as a monumental undertaking that will greatly improve the lives of hundreds of millions of citizens in the countries along the routes.
Hailing China's Belt and Road Initiative "win-win", Luxembourg Prime Minister Xavier Bettel has voiced his country's support for the initiative.
Through fruitful and mutually beneficial cooperation with Sudan, China is turning the African nation's two major resources in black and white, namely oil and cotton, into gold.
The Belt and Road Initiative, first proposed by Chinese President Xi Jinping in late 2013, has gradually brought change to the people and countries involved.
China-Sudan ties have presented a model for South-South cooperation for 58 years since their establishment, during which the two sides have expressed keenness to enhance their ties and create new impetus to strengthen economic cooperation.
The 688-km East Coast Rail Link will be an electric railway line crossing Kelantan, Terengganu, Pahang and Selangor states.
China has a critical role to play in this positive growth and is currently on track to exceed the 6.5 percent GDP growth target set for this year, said Andrew Robb.