Biz Talk China Plus

China's push for technological innovation in new energy vehicles is reshaping the global landscape. Senior executives from global auto giants explain why their companies strengthen cooperation with Chinese partners and how their businesses benefit from the huge Chinese market.

Experts share their opinions on issues related to China's economic rebound in the first three months of this year, including retail sales in the service sector, measures to release new quality productive forces and the increase of fixed-asset investment.

Former United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon shares his perspectives on issues such as actions for global carbon neutrality by 2050, global collaboration on carbon reduction and the importance of adaptability and resilience in leadership.

Former U.S. Commerce Secretary Carlos Gutierrez shares his opinions on issues such as why China is among the most attractive global markets, how non-tariff barrier will affect U.S.-China commercial ties and how new quality productive forces can drive advanced productivity.

The China Development Forum serves as a vital platform for global leaders to discuss and address pressing economic concerns on a global scale. With "The Continuous Development of China" as its central theme, this year's forum envisions the new horizons of new drivers of China's development and new opportunities for the global economy.

China's economy is propelled by a flourishing green economy and burgeoning industries, alongside escalating demands for consumption upgrading. The nation's robust new energy sector, coupled with its dedication to carbon neutrality, has enticed both domestic and international automakers to engage actively in this domain.