U.S. and G-7 Allies Detail Infrastructure Plan to Challenge China

TELFS-BUCHEN, Austria—The U.S. and allies on Sunday laid out plans to make investments billions of {dollars} for infrastructure initiatives in growing nations in an try to problem an analogous program by China, as they appear to problem autocracies.

President Biden, assembly with the Group of Seven leaders in Germany, mentioned the U.S. would contribute $200 billion over 5 years towards the Partnership for Global Infrastructure and Investment, from a $2 billion photo voltaic venture in Angola to a $600 million submarine telecommunications cable connecting Singapore to France.