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Xi’s letter encourages global youths to experience China
In April 2021, young participants from different countries with diverse cultural and academic backgrounds, embarked on their China Tour journey, an activity launched by the Global Young Leaders Dialogue (GYLD), to explore the Chinese path of development and experience splendid and inclusive Chinese culture.
August 21 , 2023 -
CGTN | 2023 BRICS Summit
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August 20 , 2023 -
CCG “Global Young Leaders Dialogue” Annual Forum Held in Beijing
The 2023 Global Young Leaders Dialogue Annual Forum with the theme of Global Development and Young Power was held on August 12th in Beijing. 200 international youths, including experts and scholars, representatives of embassies in China, and representatives of international organizations from nearly 30 countries and regions conducted in-depth discussions on topics such as cross-cultural communication, climate change, and sustainable urban development, contributing their youthful wisdom to global development.
August 13 , 2023 -
Forum shines spotlight on global youth
To better address global challenges, efforts should be made to create more opportunities for young people to enhance dialogue and foster understanding, attendees at a Saturday forum in Beijing said.
August 13 , 2023 -
Biden’s new bans on investments in China aims at wrong direction
President Joe Biden's signing of an executive order limiting U.S. investments in advanced technology industries in China is "aimed in the wrong direction," said a renowned American professor on Wednesday.
August 09 , 2023 -
The Asian Century: Underreported yet Undeniable
In Kishore Mahbubani's 30-minute speech, the former Singaporean ambassador to the United Nations shared with the audience in Beijing why the remaining 77 years in this century belong to Asia.
July 31 , 2023 -
China, the U.S. and global order
"It is very dangerous for all the world that large numbers of people in the U.S. have closed their minds and are blind and deaf to the immense changes impacting the world. These Americans have also influenced some Europeans to share this approach," Alistair Michie, Secretary General of the British East Asia Council, said at a book launch hosted by the Center for China and Globalization (CCG) in Beijing on June 13.
June 19 , 2023
