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Encouraged by China’s “[Formula: see text] Cooperation” mechanism and the “Belt and Road Initiative (BRI)”, many Central and Eastern European countries (CEECs) expect more Chinese engagement in the development of the Danube sub-region. Located in the Danube sub-region, CEECs share common development needs in waterway transport, environmental protection, energy supply and ecological conservation, all of which are great opportunities for China. Nevertheless, China is still faced with some challenges when participating in the Danube sub-regional cooperation with the European Union (EU) and CEECs. When exploring the feasibility of cooperation in the sub-region, China needs to strive for strategic synergy with the EU, and in particular the EU Strategy for Danube Region (EUSDR), make full use of the existing sub-regional platforms and mechanisms for better understanding of recent developments as well as regulations and standards implemented in the sub-region, and expand cooperation with countries along the river, in order to better drive the development of the sub-region.

China’s Engagement in the Danube Sub-Region: Opportunities and Challenges