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The paper analyzes the process of institutionalization of intergovernmental   cooperation and coordination of state policies through the mechanism of   cooperation between the countries of Central and Eastern Europe (CEEC) and   China, known in the public as ?16 + 1? (i.e., ?17 + 1? starting in 2019).   Through an eclectic picture of the development of contemporary international   relations, the authors indicate in a methodologically accessible manner that   this mechanism of cooperation is a significant impetus for the development   of international relations. Since China has taken a dominant role in   redefining the Global Management System, whose goals are balanced and   sustainable international development, to achieve them, China has identified   certain ideological frameworks that are present in its foreign policy   through the Belt and Road Initiative. Through this Initiative, China seeks   to achieve the broader goals of the New Silk Road development strategy,   which not only determines the directions of China?s internal development,   but provides guidance for its strategic cooperation with neighbouring   countries as well as with countries on other continents. Consequently, the   mechanism itself thus plays an important role in strengthening China?s   foreign policy position, not only with respect to CEEC, but also with   respect to other European countries, including the EU as a whole.

CEEC’s-China mechanism of cooperation and the belt and road initiative: From idea to institutionalisation - six years later