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• Zamir Ahmed Awan: IMF pressure won’t weaken Pakistan’s CPEC commitmentDecember 06 , 2018

  Pressure and challenges from the IMF regarding debt woes over the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) won’t compromise Pakistan’s commitment to the CPEC. 

  zamir ahmed awan

• Jorge Heine: A ‘make or break’ G20 summit in Buenos AiresDecember 06 , 2018

  Much, if not most, of the media attention at the 13th G20 summit in Buenos Aires this weekend will not be on the meeting itself, but rather on a dinner held on the sidelines of it, that is, the one between US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping. Admittedly, much is at stake in the latter, and not just on matters of trade and global economic governance. As the world economy tatters, expectations are that some kind of truce in the trade war between the planet’s two largest economies will be declared.

  Jorge Heine

• Andy Mok: Black Friday and 11.11: A tale of two (shopping) holidaysDecember 06 , 2018

  Black Friday, the Friday following Thanksgiving, is a well-established tradition in the United States. It marks the start of the Christmas shopping season, which is vitally important for American retailers. The color black is typically associated with calamities, especially financial ones such as stock market crashes. But in this instance, black has a positive meaning. While there are several different origin stories for the name “Black Friday,” since the 1980s it has become commonly accepted that the name marks the time when these retailers move from being in the red (meaning losing money) to be in the black (being profitable).

  Andy Mok

• Wang Huiyao: Fair winds expected from Buenos AiresDecember 06 , 2018

  A decade after the first G20 leaders meeting in Washington, world leaders will meet this week in Buenos Aires, Argentina, for the 2018 G20 Summit. This time is different due to an expected sidelines bilateral meet-up that the world is keeping a close eye on.

  Wang Huiyao

• Zamir Ahmed Awan: China-Pakistan Economic Corridor: Opportunities and challengesNovember 27 , 2018

  China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), is under execution smoothly for the last couple of years and most of the early harvest projects have been completed or are at an advanced stage of completion. The fruits of CPEC projects will be enjoyed by Pakistan in the form of sufficient amount of electricity available almost to everyone, an improved network of roads in almost all parts of Pakistan, the growth of GDP and the country’s economic progress as compared to pre-CPEC time.

  zamir ahmed awan

• Zamir Ahmed Awan: Currency swap deals good for developing countriesNovember 27 , 2018

  The global trade is dependent on US dollar and whenever the US wants to punish any country, it easily imposes sanctions and freezes its accounts. An overall vulnerability has long been felt, but no country was able to challenge the dollar as an internationally acceptable currency for global trade.

  zamir ahmed awan

• Andy Mok：Will China Take Spain’s Side in Dispute Over Gibraltar?November 23 , 2018

  Brexit has opened a window for greater Spanish influence over Gibraltar, the return of which has been one of Spain’s long-sought goals. President Xi Jinping’s visit to Spain on his way to Buenos Aires at the end of this month will result in the usual and necessary flurry of declarations about strengthening bilateral relations centered on trade as well as discussions on how Spain might support China’s diplomatic initiatives in the EU.

  Andy Mok

• Wang Huiyao: Digital economy needs global governanceNovember 05 , 2018

  From the G20 and World Economic Forum to national development plans and think tank research reports, in recent years, the "digital economy" has become a buzzword and risen to the top of many countries’ and businesses’ agenda.

  Wang Huiyao

• Wang huiyao: Import expo marks new economic eraNovember 01 , 2018

  CIIE affirms China’s embrace of trade as a positive force that can create benefits for workers and consumers in all countries

  Wang Huiyao

• Wang Huiyao: China-India cooperation can be global yardstickOctober 23 , 2018

  India, as one of the key emerging economies along the route of the Belt and Road initiative (BRI), is a partner that China cannot ignore as it seeks to diversify its international trade. China and India are the world’s two most populated countries, as well as two crucial Asian economies. The cooperation between them is expected to become a yardstick of South-South cooperation.

  Wang Huiyao