The 13th Stockholm China Forum Held in Shanghai
2016/09/10 read：568
On February 24, Shanghai Institutes for International Studies, German Marshall Fund of the United States (GMF) and Swedish Ministry of Foreign Affairs co-hold the 13th Stockholm China Forum in Shanghai. Participants from political, academic and business circle of China, Europe and U.S. have warm discussions on the strategic outlook for China-Europe-U.S. relations, the political and economic significance of the Third Plenum, managing risks and opportunities in a changing Middle East, maintaining a peaceful East Asia and what’s next for China-Europe-U.S. cooperation. SIIS President Chen Dongxiao, President Craig Kennedy from GMF and Mr. Carl Bildt, Minister for Foreign Affairs of Sweden attend the forum and give speeches. Mr. Cai Run, Director-General of Policy Planning Department of Ministry of Foreign Affairs delivers a speech at the Forum.
Prof. Chen Dongxiao, President of SIIS delivers a welcoming speech
Prof. Chen Dongxiao, President of SIIS talks with Mr. Carl Bildt, Minister for Foreign Affairs of Sweden and Mr. Craig Kennedy, President of German Marshall Fund of the United States
Mr. Cai Run, Director-General of Policy Planning Department of Ministry of Foreign Affairs delivers a speech at the panel “The strategic outlook for China-Europe-U.S. ”
Panel discussion: Maintaining a peaceful East Asia: new security concepts, norm-creation and regime building
Panel discussion: “The political and Economic Significance of the Third Plenum”
Panel Discussion “Managing risks and opportunities in a changing Middle East”
Panel discussion “ what’s next for China-Europe-U.S. cooperation?”
David Ignatius, Associate Op-Ed Editor is asking questions.
Prof. Chen Dongxiao, President of SIIS delivers a welcoming speech
Prof. Chen Dongxiao, President of SIIS talks with Mr. Carl Bildt, Minister for Foreign Affairs of Sweden and Mr. Craig Kennedy, President of German Marshall Fund of the United States
Mr. Cai Run, Director-General of Policy Planning Department of Ministry of Foreign Affairs delivers a speech at the panel “The strategic outlook for China-Europe-U.S. ”
Panel discussion: Maintaining a peaceful East Asia: new security concepts, norm-creation and regime building
Panel discussion: “The political and Economic Significance of the Third Plenum”
Panel Discussion “Managing risks and opportunities in a changing Middle East”
Panel discussion “ what’s next for China-Europe-U.S. cooperation?”
David Ignatius, Associate Op-Ed Editor is asking questions.