University of International Business and Economics (Beijing)

Governance reforms needed to tackle fragmentation risks, IFF panel urges

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Monday, October 30, 2023
International trade, Economy, Investment, University of International Business and Economics, World Trade Organization, University of International Business and Economics (Beijing), WAIPA, Economics, The Business Council, World Association of Investment Promotion Agencies, Drug, Renewable energy

Yi Xiaozhun, IFF Vice President and former Deputy Director-General of the World Trade Organization, voiced concerns regarding the rising tide of deglobalization affecting the global economy.

Key Points: 
  • Yi Xiaozhun, IFF Vice President and former Deputy Director-General of the World Trade Organization, voiced concerns regarding the rising tide of deglobalization affecting the global economy.
  • Zhao Zhongxiu, a member of the IFF Academic Committee and President of the University of International Business and Economics, detailed the possible repercussions of such fragmentation, particularly in the semiconductor sector.
  • Among these are the risks of stifling innovation, leading to overcapacity, and negatively impacting the prevailing efficient semiconductor industry model.
  • Jenny Shipley, IFF Co-Chair and former Prime Minister of New Zealand, highlighted the imperative for international institutions to effectively address global supply chain conflicts.

Governance reforms needed to tackle fragmentation risks, IFF panel urges

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Monday, October 30, 2023
International trade, Economy, Investment, University of International Business and Economics, World Trade Organization, University of International Business and Economics (Beijing), WAIPA, Economics, The Business Council, World Association of Investment Promotion Agencies, Drug, Renewable energy

Yi Xiaozhun, IFF Vice President and former Deputy Director-General of the World Trade Organization, voiced concerns regarding the rising tide of deglobalization affecting the global economy.

Key Points: 
  • Yi Xiaozhun, IFF Vice President and former Deputy Director-General of the World Trade Organization, voiced concerns regarding the rising tide of deglobalization affecting the global economy.
  • Zhao Zhongxiu, a member of the IFF Academic Committee and President of the University of International Business and Economics, detailed the possible repercussions of such fragmentation, particularly in the semiconductor sector.
  • Among these are the risks of stifling innovation, leading to overcapacity, and negatively impacting the prevailing efficient semiconductor industry model.
  • Jenny Shipley, IFF Co-Chair and former Prime Minister of New Zealand, highlighted the imperative for international institutions to effectively address global supply chain conflicts.

Global Times: Yellow River ecology under national strategy sees wildlife recovery

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Wednesday, September 20, 2023
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During a visit last weekend, local government officials told the Global Times that the development of the Yellow River in Zhengzhou is closely linked to the support of the national strategy for the Yellow River.

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  • During a visit last weekend, local government officials told the Global Times that the development of the Yellow River in Zhengzhou is closely linked to the support of the national strategy for the Yellow River.
  • "For the Yellow River, our next step is building its culture brand based on each river city's specialty," said Wu Chengzhong, a Yellow River scholar at the University of International Business and Economics.
  • To showcase the history and achievements of managing the Yellow River to more tourists, a Yellow River Museum in the city, a stone's throw from the river, preserves the culture of the Yellow River.
  • "But of course in the future, more local cultural tourism modes on the Yellow River will also be needed," Wu noted.

Convention, Exhibition Industry in Xiamen Sees Fast Recovery

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Wednesday, August 2, 2023
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  • View the full release here: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20230801312636/en/
    Xiame in Fujian province sees a gradual recovery of its convention and exhibition industry.
  • Chen Lisheng, president of Xiamen Convention & Exhibition Association, said that the Xiamen commerce bureau has organized promotion activities in cities such as Beijing and Hangzhou to expand the competitiveness and influence of Xiamen's exhibition industry since mid-February.
  • In the second half of this year, the fifth phase of the Xiamen International Convention and Exhibition Center and Xiamen International Expo Center in Xiang'an will be put into use.
  • The city will continue to deepen its "industry plus exhibition" strategy and create an internationally influential and professional exhibition platform.

Cooler Master Unveils a Sizzling Showcase at Computex 2023

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Thursday, May 11, 2023
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TAIPEI, Taiwan, May 11, 2023 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Cooler Master, a global leader in PC hardware, peripherals, and B2B solutions, is set to electrify Computex 2023 at the Nangang Exhibition Center (No. 1, Jingmao 2nd Rd, Nangang District, Taipei City, Taiwan 115) with an unparalleled showcase of their latest products and innovations. Cooler Master is also opening the doors of its headquarters (No. 398, Xinhu 1st Rd., Neihu Dist., Taipei City 114, Taiwan) for an exclusive behind-the-scenes experience.

Key Points: 
  • Cooler Master will be unveiling their latest products and innovations at Computex 2023, taking place at the Nangang Exhibition Center and their headquarters in Taipei.
  • In addition to cooling solutions and gaming peripheral updates, Cooler Master will also be announcing new innovations in their B2B solutions sector, catering to the diverse needs of large companies across various industries
    TAIPEI, Taiwan, May 11, 2023 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Cooler Master, a global leader in PC hardware, peripherals, and B2B solutions, is set to electrify Computex 2023 at the Nangang Exhibition Center (No.
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    "I am thrilled to invite you to join us at Computex 2023.
  • Don't miss this rare opportunity to explore the world of Cooler Master like never before!

CGTN: Analysis: China's economic resilience boosts global recovery prospects

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Saturday, March 25, 2023
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In early 2023, China's economy is showing positive signs, with several developments suggesting its capacity to drive global growth.

Key Points: 
  • In early 2023, China's economy is showing positive signs, with several developments suggesting its capacity to drive global growth.
  • The country is targeting steady economic growth and has set the gross domestic product (GDP) target at approximately 5 percent.
  • According to Liu, the rebound in China's economic growth is expected to be faster than in the international market, which is important for boosting confidence in the global economic recovery.
  • Due to China's large role in global trade, its economic recovery could inject vitality into the global economy, said Liu.

CGTN: Analysis: China's economic resilience boosts global recovery prospects

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Saturday, March 25, 2023
General Administration of Sport of China, National Bureau of Statistics of China, Guanghua School of Management, China Institute of International Studies, University of International Business and Economics (Beijing), NBS, Central China, COVID-19, University of International Business and Economics, RRR, Government, Economics, Bank of China, Gross domestic product, General Administration of Customs, GDP, School, Fudan University, Growth, Mortality, National Bureau of Economic Research, Bank, State Council, Vaccine, Rare-earth element, Renewable energy, Recycling

In early 2023, China's economy is showing positive signs, with several developments suggesting its capacity to drive global growth.

Key Points: 
  • In early 2023, China's economy is showing positive signs, with several developments suggesting its capacity to drive global growth.
  • The country is targeting steady economic growth and has set the gross domestic product (GDP) target at approximately 5 percent.
  • According to Liu, the rebound in China's economic growth is expected to be faster than in the international market, which is important for boosting confidence in the global economic recovery.
  • Due to China's large role in global trade, its economic recovery could inject vitality into the global economy, said Liu.

CGTN: Chinese growth will boost global economic recovery in 2023

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Thursday, January 5, 2023
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Continued fiscal and monetary tightening to bring down inflation in several countries, coupled with supply chain disruptions and decreasing industrial production, further dim global economic prospects.

Key Points: 
  • Continued fiscal and monetary tightening to bring down inflation in several countries, coupled with supply chain disruptions and decreasing industrial production, further dim global economic prospects.
  • "Due to China's large role in global trade, its optimized measures and recent adjustments in pandemic response could inject vitality and provide a timely boost to the global economy."
  • "After refining its epidemic policies, Chinese economic growth is going to rebound in 2023," Liu told CGTN.
  • J.P. Morgan Asset Management's forecast shows that China's GDP growth is expected to rebound to 5.4 percent in 2023.

CGTN: Chinese growth will boost global economic recovery in 2023

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Thursday, January 5, 2023
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Continued fiscal and monetary tightening to bring down inflation in several countries, coupled with supply chain disruptions and decreasing industrial production, further dim global economic prospects.

Key Points: 
  • Continued fiscal and monetary tightening to bring down inflation in several countries, coupled with supply chain disruptions and decreasing industrial production, further dim global economic prospects.
  • "Due to China's large role in global trade, its optimized measures and recent adjustments in pandemic response could inject vitality and provide a timely boost to the global economy."
  • "After refining its epidemic policies, Chinese economic growth is going to rebound in 2023," Liu told CGTN.
  • J.P. Morgan Asset Management's forecast shows that China's GDP growth is expected to rebound to 5.4 percent in 2023.

Focusing on China Eastern Airlines Smart Aviation

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Tuesday, December 6, 2022
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Representatives from Embassy of Germany in China, Chinese Embassy in Germany, the Institute of European Studies of Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, China Eastern Airlines and other organizations attended the conference.

Key Points: 
  • Representatives from Embassy of Germany in China, Chinese Embassy in Germany, the Institute of European Studies of Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, China Eastern Airlines and other organizations attended the conference.
  • Li Zhijun, an executive of the Information Department of China Eastern Airlines, pointed out that the digital transformation of aviation industry must be centered on customer demands.
  • Recently, China Eastern Airlines organized the 2022 North Bund International Aviation Forum, and discussed the construction of intelligent civil aviation transportation system with more than 150 guests from the global aviation industry.
  • The construction of Smart China Eastern Airlines will greatly boost the brand value of China Eastern Airlines.