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  • Zamir Ahmed Awan: The year of economic cooperation

    Infrastructure and power generation were the focus of early harvest projects under China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC). Most of such projects have been completed or are in the advanced stage of completion. As Pakistan has completed the pre-requisites, it is now ready to enter into "economic cooperation" with China in a big way.

    January 21 , 2019
  • Victor Gao: Here’s a win-win zero-tariffs trade deal

    How the United States and China deal with each other in 2019 is of vital importance, as it will have an impact not only on these two countries, but on the world as a whole.

    January 19 , 2019
  • Wang Huiyao: Partnering for success

    For Chinese enterprises, international cooperation is key to unlocking further growth opportunitiesSince their early forays abroad in the 1980s, Chinese companies have expanded across the world in many sectors and now account for 120 of the Fortune Global 500. Today, globalization remains imperative for their continued growth. However, changing circumstances at home and abroad call for new means and modalities to achieve this.The reform era has seen several phases in the internationalization of Chinese enterprises. The years from 1978 to 1990 were a preparatory stage, when Chinese companies modernized and drew lessons from abroad.

    January 18 , 2019
  • Wang Huiyao: Partnering for success

    For Chinese enterprises, international cooperation is key to unlocking further growth opportunitiesSince their early forays abroad in the 1980s, Chinese companies have expanded across the world in many sectors and now account for 120 of the Fortune Global 500. Today, globalization remains imperative for their continued growth. However, changing circumstances at home and abroad call for new means and modalities to achieve this.The reform era has seen several phases in the internationalization of Chinese enterprises. The years from 1978 to 1990 were a preparatory stage, when Chinese companies modernized and drew lessons from abroad.

    January 18 , 2019
  • Laurence Brahm: We have a smaller planet

    What are the differences between Chinese and Westerners in terms of their life attitude? I think those differences are becoming less and less, as there are more and more similarities. Those similarities are a factor of communication, trade, globalizing ideas, and the fact that we are having more global integration among more countries and cultures.

    January 18 , 2019
  • 【Belt and Road Portal】Necessary for enterprises to participate in global competition

    As Chinese companies climb up the value chain, their participation in overseas markets is inevitable, and it is conducive to expanding China's trade relations and maintaining the multilateral trade system.

    January 14 , 2019
  • 【China-US Focus】Wang Huiyao: A Transpacific Window of Opportunity

    Despite these dark clouds, the year ended with new promise for free trade. On December 30, a sweeping new high-standard trade accord came into effect that will cover 500 million people and some $10 trillion of global GDP. The 11-member CPTPP (Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership) starts with Australia, Canada, Japan, Mexico, New Zealand, Singapore, and Vietnam. They will be joined by Brunei, Chile, Malaysia, and Peru once they ratify the deal.

    January 10 , 2019
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