Chinese and foreign companies can achieve mutual benefits by deepening their cooperation and seizing development opportunities in China.
As China's emerging middle class becomes increasingly urbanized, there's a need to shift from being a nation of savers to one of smart investors and consumers, former US treasury secretary Henry Paulson told a panel of executives at the Fortune Forum in Chengdu on Friday.
Delegates attend the discussion on "Innovation: Building a Sustainable Future" during the 2013 Fortune Global Forum in Chengdu, capital of Southwest China's Sichuan province, June 7, 2013.
China's VP Zhang Gaoli delivered an address at the Gala Dinner for the Opening of 2013 Fortune Global Forum on Thursday.
China's emerging western region has become increasingly attractive to global investors, with money flowing into high-end industries rather than old factories that might have been relocated from coastal areas, the mayor of Chengdu said on Thursday.
The economy of Western China is now better recognized by the rest of the world, former US Ambassador to China Jon Huntsman said.
Experts and employers at the Chengdu Fortune Global Forum are urging greater efforts from both graduates and authorities in tackling the mismatch between supply and demand in China's labor market.
The global transport industry is going through a dramatic transformation as high oil prices and climate change force governments and the private sector to create sustainable systems and reduce carbon emissions.
China will become the world's energy laboratory for decades to come, as the country continues to create a greener economy, experts said.
When the global financial crisis broke out in 2008, little did economic experts think it would be the precursor to a healthy China-Europe economic relationship.
Economists attending the ongoing 2013 Fortune Global Forum have called for negotiation in solving photovoltaic trade frictions between the EU and China.
China and the United States should talk often to understand each other's strengths and differences and to cooperate better in the future.
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