BEIJING -- China's top anti-graft watchdog will host a seminar in collaboration with the World Bank to discuss international cooperation to fight against corruption starting Sept. 19 in Beijing.

The two-day forum will focus on topics including the government's role in creating a clean business environment, enterprises' legal business operations and anti-graft cooperation among participants of the Belt and Road Initiative, said the Communist Party of China Central Commission for Discipline Inspection.

The Belt and Road Initiative, put forward by China in 2013, is aimed at building the Silk Road Economic Belt and the 21st Century Maritime Silk Road through concerted efforts of all related countries to benefit all participants by promoting unimpeded trade, financial integration, infrastructure connectivity and closer people-to-people exchanges.