Which countries and regions does the Belt and Road pass through?

Mongolia: By 20 13 years, Mongolia had a land area of1566,500 square kilometers and a population of 2.94 million. Mongolia's economy is dominated by animal husbandry and mining, and it joined the World Trade Organization 1997 in June. Mongolia's export products are mainly mineral products, textiles and livestock products; Imports mainly include mineral products, machinery and equipment, food and so on. Gross GDP (2013):1254.5 billion USD; Per capita GDP: 44 18 USD.

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Singapore: Singapore covers an area of 7 18.3 square kilometers. By June 2065,438+04, the total temporary resident population in Singapore was 5.47 million, including 3.34 million Singaporean citizens and 530,000 "permanent residents". Singapore is a foreign trade-driven economy, with electronics, petrochemicals, finance, shipping and service industries as the mainstay. The total GDP (20 14) is $308.05 billion, and the per capita GDP is $563 19.

Malaysia: Malaysia has a land area of 330,257 square kilometers and a total population of 29.949 million. Malaysia is a relatively open, national interest-oriented emerging industrialized market economy. Malaysia is an exporter of agriculture and natural resources, oil is the main export product, and it is also the largest palm oil producer in the world. Is the world's largest producer of disk drives, latex and rubber industry is Malaysia's economic advantage. It mainly imports mechanical transportation equipment, food, tobacco and fuel. Gross GDP (2013): USD 340.002 billion; Per capita GDP: 1 1 122 USD.

Indonesia: The land area of Indonesia is about 6.5438+0.904 million square kilometers, and the ocean area is about 3.65438+0.66 million square kilometers (excluding the exclusive economic zone). Indonesia has a population of over 248 million (20 13). Indonesia is one of the founding members of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, the largest economy in Southeast Asia and a member of the G20. Indonesia's oil, natural gas and tin reserves occupy an important position in the world. Indonesia's nickel reserves are about 5.6 million tons, ranking first in the world. The diamond reserve is about 6.5438+0.5 million carats, ranking among the best in Asia. In addition, uranium, minerals, copper, minerals, bauxite and samarium are also abundant. Foreign trade plays an important role in Indonesia's national economy. China government has taken a series of measures to encourage and promote the export of non-oil and gas products, simplify export procedures and reduce tariffs. Gross GDP (2013): 9104.79 million USD; Per capita: GDP is 3500 USD.