中国财政部长谈论亚投行

China's Finance Minister Lou Jiwei says preparations for the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank are in full swing. He insists that the bank will draw on the good experiences of other multilateral organizations in structural management and operation.

Lou met with World Bank President Jim Yong Kim on Friday, and discussed future cooperation between the AIIB and the World Bank. Last week, the AIIB announced 57 prospective founding members.

Lou said that the allotment of shares will be based on members' GDP, with Asian countries holding 75 percent of the shares, and other countries holding the remaining 25 percent.

Lou says voting rights will also consider the interests of the smaller economies. He adds that Public-Private Partnerships will be used to finance projects.