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摘要
虽然中国自2000年代中期以来增加了与太平洋岛屿地区的接触和投资,但那里很少有国家有财政能力利用北京作为其全球“一带一路”倡议(Belt and Road Initiative)的一部分提供的巨额基础设施贷款。然而,几家建筑和电信行业的大型中国公司目前已在太平洋岛屿建立了良好的基础,正在寻找更多的业务。中国的活动促使包括澳大利亚、法国和美国在内的其他国家增加自己对地区事务的参与,这是导致2021年2月太平洋岛屿论坛上发生重大争议的因素之一
China and strategic competition in a divided Pacific Islands region
While China has increased its engagement with and investment in the Pacific Island region since the mid-2000s, few states there have the fiscal capacity to take advantage of the large infrastructure loans that Beijing has offered as part of its global Belt and Road Initiative. However, several large Chinese companies in the construction and telecommunications sectors are now well established in the Pacific Islands and are looking for more business. China’s activities have prompted other countries – including Australia, France and the United States – to increase their own participation in regional affairs, which was one of the factors that caused a significant dispute at the Pacific Islands Forum in February 2021