| CSEBA was established with a mission to provide the basis for economic and financial cooperation between China and the countries of South-Eastern Europe, including: Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Slovenia, Montenegro, FYR of Macedonia, Kosovo, Romania, Bulgaria, Albania, Greece, Turkey, Ukraine, Moldova, Belarus, as well as the countries of: Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan and Russia. |
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| The area of Southeast Europe has always had an interesting role in the European history, a mixture between the developed West and the exotic East. With its geographic location, it was an unavoidable part of the ancient Silk Road and there is no wonder that it is still an area of interest of both the European Union and China. |
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| Shanxi Province seeks to intensify tourist and cultural exchange with Croatia | |
| 22nd June 2019 | |
| ZAGREB - The Culture and Tourism Department of China's Shanxi Province, in cooperation with the Croatian-Chinese Friendship Society, in Zagreb on Friday organised a conference on cultural and tourism cooperation between the province and Croatia at which both sides expressed a desire to intensify their cooperation. | |
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| Silk Road Festival in Osijek, Đakovo and Beli Manastir | |
| 15th June 2019 | |
| OSIJEK - As part of the celebration of the Croatian-Chinese year of culture and tourism on Friday, the "Silk Road" Festival started in the yard of the Osijek Food Technology Faculty, where performers of national dances and performers from seven countries of Asia and the Middle East perform, and from Cepin municipality nearby Osijek. | |
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| Chinese Port consolidation accelerates | |
| 7th August 2019 | |
| BEIJING - Beijing has started another round of port asset consolidation as the government draws up its port connection blueprint for the One Belt, One Road initiative. | |
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| Yuan could weaken past 7.5 per dollar if Trump hikes tariffs further, strategist warns | |
| 7th August 2019 | |
| NEW YORK - The yuan may weaken beyond 7.5 against the U.S. dollar if President Donald Trump kicks tariffs up to 25% on the recently threatened $300 billion of Chinese goods, says Bank of America Merrill Lynch. | |
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