malaysia is an important number of the aiib and if we we re important number of the aiib and if we wereke any other country, one of the key test that we apply is that the school and financial sustainability of our projects. we have strict rules on those issues, like the world bank or the asian development bank and we have a very similar practice. to make sure that we understand what is the sustainability, how can a project be repaid before we embark on financing? that ensures that over the years, as we build up our project portfolio in many countries, that it project portfolio in many countries, thatitis project portfolio in many countries, that it is financially sustainable and we know the money that has come from our member countries will be repaid in the end. now, tuk tuk's have long been a feature of the cambodian capital's congested roads. they are locally produced, these once beloved by locals and tourists alike, but recently felt the pinch of condition as customers seek out more important rituals that is right hailing apps. nick looks at what is behind the demise of this transpor

japan is not a member of aiib. however, i have a series of discussion with aiib president, and many of the project in confidence with world bank adp. [inaudible] number of staffers. the aiib was still not able to make assessment of project by -- [inaudible] there have been a lot of opportunity. so the australians, the europeans, better than we have expected on the aiib. but still, we do not consider to join the aiib yet. >> okay. great. rick? >> -- ray? >> we're not an agency, so every one we make we expected to get paid back with interest. and and so as we travel around the world, i was just in africa the last three weeks and countries like zambia or rwanda, botswana, and you land in these countries in these spectacular airports that the chinese built that have no prayer of getting paid back. i mean, the one in botswana, many cities in the united states would love to have it, and they have four flights a day in this airport. they spent tens of millions of dollars building it. the chinese, when i run into it, they'