Asia Infrastructure Investment Bank

The Asia Infrastructure Investment Bank is an international financial institution founded by the China to fund infrastructure projects in Asia. 
==History==
The AIIB helped finance the mainly Chinese built Pan-Asian High Speed Rail System in the 2020s.
The AIIB also helped fund numerous factories, seaports, airports, highways, mines, power plants and railways throughout Asia as part of China's attempt to develop the entire continent. Beijing also sought to integrate the diverse regions of Asia into a single vast trade network as part of the New Silk Road Project.
After the first meeting of the Asian Community in Shanghai in September 2029, the AIIB helped fund the construction of hydrogen fueling stations and supporting infrastructure across the territory of its members which initially included all of the nations in ASEAN, India, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Bhutan, China, Korea, Russia and Turkey. The Asian nations worked in coordination with the Europeans to construct hydrogen infrastructure across the Eurasian landmass. 
Category:International Organizations
Category:International Financial Institutions
Category:Infrastructure
Category:Economics
Category:Asia