A hybrid approach for analyzing the effect of the Belt and Road Initiative on countries employment

This paper looks at the possibilities of implementing the Belt and Road (B&R) initiative. The B&R has often named the innovative silk road from the ancient Silk Road, which has shaped the prosperity of 'on the road' nations from China to the world. This paper would include an overview of the B&R, outline current trends, scope economic integration prospects, policy problems, management challenges, and technological improvement. In this paper, a Hierarchical employment strategy framework (HESF) has been proposed to improve financial development and trade transparency to enhance the environmental sustainability of the B&R initiative, which improves the country's economic growth. Assess industrial per capita added benefit and transport goods environmental quality. The proposed analysis is optimistic and greatly influences CO2 emissions and job prosperity on energy use, including the BRI council and the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development. It affects education and identifies potential pitfalls and the findings demonstrate that workers are provided with resources to learn from this global initiative. The numerical outcome suggested HESF method develops economic growth (98.2%), trade development (99.1%), financial development (97.2%), inter-regional connectivity (95.2%) and road density (96.6%).