Staying in Dialogue with China
A Europe-China initiative hosted and curated by CMG in collaboration with partners.
Staying in Dialogue with China 2025
15th Five-Year-Plan 2026-2030: planning until the end of the decade towards China's 2035 goal under unabating geopolitical pressure
Dealing with Trump 2.0 - is China making tactical or strategic adjustments in view of the 15th Five-Year Plan?
DA Wei, Director of Center for International Security and Strategy (CISS) and Professor of International Relations, Tsinghua University
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April 2025
9-945am CEST | 3-345pm CST
Four years into 14th Five-Year-Plan - taking stock of its execution after the NPC 2025
ZHU Guangyao, former Vice-Minister of Finance and Counsellor of the State Council
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June 2025
9-945am CEST | 3-345pm CST
The long view - 10-year outlook imagining China in 2025 as the next key modernization milestone
YU Yongding, Academician of Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (CASS) and Member of Advisory Committees of NDRC and MFA
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September 2025
9-945am CEST | 3-345pm CST
China-EU relations - ingredient or impediment to aid China's development until 2030
CAI Run, Ambassador of PRC Delegation to the European Union (EU)
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November 2025
9-945am CET | 4-445pm CST
"Reality check" - interpreting the "15th Five-Year-Plan outline" as per the 20th CC 5th Plenum and anticipating shifts
BAI Chong-En, Dean of School of Economics and Management, Tsinghua University
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December 2025
9-945am CET | 4-445pm CST
Transitioning to the 15th Five-Year-Plan - zooming-in on Shenzhen as local government case-study
ZHANG Lin, Director of Science, Technology and Innovation Commission of Shenzhen Municipality
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Staying in Dialogue with China 2024
CMG has developed a framework that helps us make sense of China’s evolving political economy and the strategic business context for foreign business on a structural level. We conceptualize China’s political economy as six structural transitions that Chinese policymakers have been shaping, and which since the adoption of the 14th Five-Year-Plan (2021-2025) notably also involve policy-steered trade-off and rebalancing processes.
To explore, debate and refine this conceptualization, we dedicated our 2024 ‘Staying in dialogue with China’ webinar series to these six structural transitions featuring six distinguished Chinese economists as expert speakers.
Economic Transition and Industrial Upgrading
WANG Yong, Academic Deputy Dean of the Institute of New Structural Economics, Peking University
15th May 2024
9-945am CEST | 3-345pm CST
Market-oriented Reforms
LU Feng, Emeritus Professor of Economics and former Deputy Dean of the National School of Development, Peking University
OFF THE RECORD
19th June 2024
9-945am CEST | 3-345pm CST
Economic Security
WANG Zhengxu, Professor at Department of Political Science, School of Public Affairs, Zhejiang University
11th September 2024
9-945am CEST | 3-345pm CST
Social Rebalancing
LI Shi, Dean of Institute for Common Prosperity and Development, Zhejiang University
23rd October, 2024
9-945am CEST | 3-345pm CST
Economic Globalization
YU Miaojie, President and University Chair Professor of Liaoning University, and Liberal-Art Chair Professor of Peking University
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10th December, 2024
9-945am CET | 4-445pm CST
‘Domestic Demand System’
Xu Qiyuan, Deputy Director, Institute of World Economics and Politics (IWEP),
Chinese Academy of Social Sciences
Staying in Dialogue with China 2023
Staying in Dialogue with China 2022
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