This article makes an important contribution to the development of the Belt and Road by highlighting China's existing investment network along the Belt and Road. Most of these agreements cover most of the countries visited. These similarities have so far been carried out using three generations of static analysis, which does not reflect reality. There is an important body that supports the use of the most favorable state rules for Chinese investors in modernizing the Belt and Road investment agreement network. This article shows that the Belt and Road Initiative investment agreement already exists with the most favorable National Clause available in Chinese bilateral investment agreements. In addition, the article explains that China's network of contracts is unique (so extensive) and assesses the potential of investment requirements, taking into account the sanctions based on the initiative of belt and highways that were previously involved in investor-state dispute resolution, which coordinates the expected use of Chinese investors.
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