【英文】绿色金融与发展中心报告：中国“一带一路”倡议倡议2023年投资报告（27页）

China’s financing and investment spread across 61 BRI countries in 2023 (up from 60 in 2022), with 37 countries receiving investments and 45 with  construction engagement.  The country with the highest construction volume in  2023 was Saudi Arabia, with about USD 5.6 billion (up  from 2.6 billion in 2022), followed by Sri Lanka (USD  4.5 billion), Tanzania (about USD 3.1 billion) and UAE  (USD 2 billion). Regarding BRI investments, Indonesia was the single  largest recipient with about USD 7.3 billion in  investments, followed by Hungary (USD 4.5 billion) and Peru (USD 2.9 billion). 19 countries saw a 100 percent drop in BRI  engagement compared to 2022, including Kenya,  Myanmar, Turkey. China’s engagement in Pakistan  for the China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) dropped by about 74 percent (see Figure 5). The countries with the largest growth of BRI  engagement were South Korea (+577 percent),  Bolivia (+493 percent), Namibia (+457 percent),  Tanzania (+415 percent), and Uzbekistan (+375 percent).  After Russia did not receive any Chinese engagement  in 2022, China National Chemical Engineering  Corporation (CNCEC) joined AEON Corporation to  build a methanol plant in Volgograd.