The past three years have been very special in terms of geopolitics, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, especially 2022, and this has had a strong impact on the global economy. This period has shown the drawbacks of globalization as it has developed in the past, including the fragility of supply chains.
With the global economy now facing significant challenges, including energy shortages, slowing growth and high inflation, China”s optimization of its COVID-19 response measures provides a much-needed and timely boost.
In early December, President Xi Jinping and Charles Michel, president of the European Council, met in Beijing to discuss the European Union’s economic and political relationship with China. Some of the main focuses of the meeting were to discuss the development of the two sides’ economic relations, trade and technology.
The 53rd annual meeting of the World Economic Forum, with the theme “Cooperation in…
