With nearly 50 applicants so far, the attention of the China-initiated Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank has shifted from concerns that it would not secure enough participants for a credible presence on the international stage to having possibly too many to coalesce on important issues. Now comes the hard part: creating a development institution that is responsive to both the diverse needs of its Asian borrowers and the governance concerns of its broader funding countries in Europe and elsewhere.
鉴于迄今已有50余个国家申请加入manbetx3.0 发起的亚洲基础设施投资银行(Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank,简称:亚投行),人们对该行的关注重点已从担心该行无法吸引到足够多的参与者、以便在国际舞台上确立可信的地位,转变为担心该行的参与者可能过多、以至于无法在重大议题上达成一致意见。现在说说最困难的部分:创建一家开发机构,既要顺应其亚洲借款者的多样化需求,又要顾及来自欧洲和其他地区的众多出资国对治理问题的关切。