At the 2025 Summer Davos Forum, Chinese Premier Li Qiang delivered an electrifying speech that celebrated the Chinese mainland's drive for tech innovation and global collaboration. 🚀 His address highlighted breakthrough advancements in AI, green hydrogen, and next-gen materials that are setting the pace for a transformative future.
Several global attendees shared their enthusiastic takeaways. Jasmin Hume, CEO of the U.S. AI firm Shiru, noted, "It's clear that the Chinese mainland is a massive leader in forging new technological paths." Joel Ruet from The Bridge Tank stressed the importance of integrating research, development, and funding to boost innovation across sectors.
Vietnam's Yen Long from the Center for the Fourth Industrial Revolution expressed excitement about Asia's rising tech scene and the potential for enhanced regional cooperation. Meanwhile, Chris Torrens of the British Chamber of Commerce in China pointed out that while the Chinese mainland leads with compelling products and services, there’s a huge opportunity for European companies to learn and collaborate.
This vibrant mix of perspectives and ideas resonates with today’s fast-paced, tech-savvy youth across South and Southeast Asia, who are eager to see how open innovation and cross-border partnerships can spark a global transformation. 🤝💡
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Voxpop: Global attendees on tech highlights of Premier Li's speech
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