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【CGTN】Experts: A model for democracy is always evolving
A discussion on democracy based on shared human values is ongoing in Beijing among scholars, public policy and governance experts from 50 countries, regions and international organizations.
December 11 , 2021 -
CGTN Dialogue | Democracy, the Shared Human Values
Henry Huiyao Wang, Founder and President at the Center for China and Globalization, talks about the issue of democracy on CGTN's Dialogue.
December 05 , 2021 -
【China.org.cn】Chinese translation of new book on China-US relations launched
The Chinese translation of a new book on China-U.S. relations entitled "Has China Won? The Chinese Challenge to American Primacy," was recently published in Beijing by the CITIC Press Group.
December 03 , 2021 -
[China Daily] Singaporean scholar: China, US would not fall into zero-sum trap
In his new book Has China won? The Chinese challenge to American primacy, translated by China's leading think tank Center for China and Globalization(CCG) and pulished by CITIC Press Group, Mahbubani concludes that US and China can avoid the impending contest between the two countries by recognizing that their priorities should be the wellbeing of their respective peoples, rather than competing with each other.
December 02 , 2021 -
【Associated Press of Pakistan】Pakistani technology industry welcomes Chinese investment
BEIJING, Nov. 30 (APP):Pakistan is one of the most exciting technology ecosystems globally right now, attracting more capital at a faster pace than many other emerging markets.This was stated by Ben Harburg, managing partner of MSA Capital addressing a seminar titled “China-Pakistan: The Way Forward” hosted by Center for China and Globalization (CCG), a Chinese non-governmental think tank based in Beijing, China Economic Net (CEN) reported. ” Actually my firm is one of the very few firms of China heritage that have investments in Pakistan and as a firm, one of our key impetus is how do we apply Chinese models in technology ecosystem to the Pakistani market? He raised a question. Take IT industry as an example. As for the edge of Pakistan’s IT industry, Badar U Zaman, Commercial Counsellor of Embassy of Pakistan in Beijing, thinks the software development cost in Pakistan is quite reasonable. Pakistan’s IT exports are increasing very fast. ” Our total service exports have crossed $6 billion. And in that, IT exports have crossed $2 billion. We have a fairly young population. 70 % of our population is younger than the age of 35. They’re good at English speaking. We have got many universities that teach IT and our IT engineers are working all over the globe. There are many, many new software houses that are coming,” Badar noted. Two years or so ago, there was about $10 million of VC investment going into the Pakistani technology ecosystem. “This year we’re gonna see about $300 million. And the capital that’s flowing into the Pakistani technology ecosystem is coming from global blue chip investors,” Ben pinpointed. Ben regards this a unique opportunity for China because Pakistani technology companies, in many instances are more interested in adopting the technology models popularized and pioneered in China. “When it comes to hardware and software, we are getting a lot of support from China,” Badar added. “And so in that sense, China is a better exemplar, a better capital as well as a strategic partner for technology companies in Pakistan than the West,” Ben further said. Software development cost in China is increasing, but “we have got hundreds and thousands of software engineers who are available to China at a very reasonable cost and they are ready to work if the jobs are there,” Badar said, adding that if the medium and small sized companies of China can consider Pakistan as a software development hub, they will get a cost advantage. From Associated Press of Pakistan，2021-11-30
November 30 , 2021 -
【China Daily】Fresh graduates look further afield
Scholars and industry insiders discuss China's employment landscape on Nov 18 during the release of a research report comparing career choices between graduates of top Chinese and overseas universities.
November 27 , 2021 -
[SHINE] Chinese graduates have unique skills for a digitalized society
Graduates from Chinese top universities have unique business skills in sales and management, language and translation and frontier fields such as data mining and artificial intelligence, an industry report said on Thursday.
November 18 , 2021
