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Hear perspectives on the ground from players that has been doing business under the Belt & Road initiative when we look at cases from around the world
Much has happened since the Belt and Road Initiative was announced in 2013. The project which initially spanned between Asia and Europe opened up a sea route, as well as including countries from all of the continents. In 2019, China has signed cooperational documents with 126 countries and 29 international organizations.
However, Chinese Belt & Road investments are slowing down. The value of new projects across the countries fell 13 percent in 2018 and is expected to decrease further in 2019. The reason for this is two-fold: Tighter financial control is forcing Chinese construction firms to become more risk-averse, whereas host countries are becoming less willing to devote itself into China-based lending. Furthermore, a majority of the strongest economic powers, such as the European Union, are still reluctant to join in, with the exception of Italy joining in May 2019, the first G7 country and major European economy that was added to the list.
At this event we are delving into the stories of the Belt & Road. Our panelists have deep experience in doing business from the Chinese side under the Belt & Road Initiative. They will share how being a part of the initiative affected other countries and the possibilities of doing business. Additionally, we will take a look at other cases where the collaboration with China and Belt & Road has had a profitable outcome.
Event details
Panel
Alvin Xia - Vice President of 761 Space and Secretary General of Beijing B&R International Co-Incubation (ICI)
Shuang Yao - Former Vice President for Inspur's International Business
Moderator - Mads Vesterager Nielsen, General Manager at The Danish Chamber of Commerce China - Beijing
Agenda
18.00 - 18:30 - Registration and networking
18:30 - 18:35 - Opening remarks by Mads Vesterager Nielsen
18.35 - 19:00 - Panel discussion
19.00 - 19:30 - Q&A from the audience
Location
Hanxing Science Park
B1, One Center Innovation Building A, Hangxing Science Park, No.11 Hepingli East Street, Dongcheng District
雍和航星科技园
北京市东城区和平里东路永和航兴科技园B1层A座创新园
Speakers
Alvin Xia
Secretary General at ICI
Vice President of 761C·Space & Secretary General of ICI, master of international business relations, Flinders University. Mr Alvin Xia is an International technology transfer expert of WIPO, vice chairman of Beijing Technology Market Association, advisory board member of ENRICH, senior advisor of CHOICE, senior advisor of Dragon Star.
He has very deep and strong experience for International technology transfer and international M&A for many years, and successfully organized over 100 large scale international technology transfer conferences and international B2B activities, while facilitating the landing of international projects.
Shuang Yao
General Manager at Inspur Technology (Wuxi) Co., Ltd.
One of the earliest outsourcers of computer software and information technology services. The company is the first Chinese enterprise to provide software and information technology services for Chinese banking industry. The company developed and built the first version of bank of China's foreign exchange trading system. Also developed for the bank in the absence of Internet conditions, relying on the simulation of communication lines savings account inquiry system. In 2003, he joined Inspur group and involved in the establishment of Inspur group's software and information technology services offshore outsourcing business. He took the leading position in establishing Inspur's outsourcing business team and presided over the construction of Microsoft's first offshore laboratory in China, which was the very first and only one for Microsoft to test the Windows operating system in China's offshore laboratory. Contributed greatly to the investment from Microsoft to Inspur. On the basis of more than 20 years of software and information technology service outsourcing practice, the company focused on theoretical research.
As a witness and participant of the development of service outsourcing in China, he has participated in the research projects of service outsourcing research center of the Ministry of Commerce for many times. Invited by Zhu Xiaoming, dean of CEIBS, Mr. Yao shared a case study of "service outsourcing under the situation of Internet, big data and cloud computing" for the EMBA class. As a special guest and judge, he participated in all seven China international service outsourcing trade fairs.
In the seminar of the development strategy of China's service outsourcing park held by the Ministry of Commerce and other departments under the general office of the State Council on the issue of promoting the development of service outsourcing industry, his speech on 《Outsourcing of China should be Compatible with the Strategy of "One belt & One Road"》 has attracted the attention of the leaders and other experts from the event. It coincided with the International Summit Forum held in May this year as well.
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Gold Partners
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