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China’s Asian Infrastructure Bank needs borrowers...badly

By Stewart Taggart - posted Thursday, 4 February 2016

1. No interference in the internal affairs of other nations

2. Does not seek to increase the so called "sphere of influence"

3. Does not strive for hegemony or dominance

Ultimately, the AIIB can be a great force for political stability, economic growth and a greening economy in Asia. The key is recognizing that China needs to make outward investment as much as her neighbors need inward investment. Doing things right will solve a host of problems simultaneously.

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About the Author

Stewart Taggart is principal of Grenatec, a non-profit research organizing studying the viability of a Pan-Asian Energy Infrastructure. A former journalist, he is co-founder of the DESERTEC Foundation, which advocates a similar network to bring North African solar energy to Europe.