Zhang Wenhong, a leading expert in China's efforts to contain the coronavirus outbreak, appealed for more support on public health and stressed the need to "counter vulnerabilities" at the Taihu Talent Summit in Wuxi, Jiangsu province, on Aug 5.
Zhang Xiaojie, acting director general of International Cooperation Department of Ministry of Transport of China, Andreas Nordseth, director general from Danish maritime authority, and Ye Myint, deputy director general of Myanmar Marine Administration also made speeches at the forum.
Zhang Qiange contributed to this story.
Zhang Chopin, chief executive of Yashili, said the company is going through a series of transformation to cut losses. He is upbeat about operating conditions after the government implemented its second-child policy.
Zhang Deli, chief macroeconomic analyst with Guangdong province-based Yuekai Securities, said the recovering demand will buoy production and sustain China's economic recovery, despite slightly weaker PMI in August.
Yutong is just one among many explorers and innovators in China's new energy sector. The company launched the National Research Center on Electronic Control and Safety Engineering Technology of Electric Buses, China's first technical center for new energy buses. It has the largest new energy bus manufacturing base in China and was also the first company worldwide to complete the trial operation of an unmanned bus.
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Yutong's products have been sold to more than 40 countries along the Belt and Road. Yutong has carried out production and technology cooperation with countries including Myanmar, Pakistan, Iran and Cuba, and auto parts from Yutong can be assembled in those countries.
Zhang Wenlang, chief macroeconomic analyst at Shanghai-based Everbright Securities, said macroeconomic policies are on the right track and the sustainability of the Chinese economy has been improving. "We do not expect a big stimulus going forward."
Zhang Wei, co-director of the Institute for Human Rights at China University of Political Science and Law, said China has always advocated that human rights be protected through cooperation and communication rather than criticism and accusation.
Zhang noted that the Sino-Russian relationship for a new era could be understood from three perspectives. First, both countries are facing the biggest changes and challenges in a century, and they should work together to find solutions.