China India Dialogue

New Era

56 results, between April 21, 2016 and September 20, 2018

On a Different Track

by Shen Dingli October 12, 2017

As a main beneficiary of globalization, China has firmly committed to furthering its advancement.

China Is Fast Rising as the World Largest Economic Powerhouse

by He Weiwen October 12, 2017

As the world second largest economy, China will continue to serve as an indispensable powerhouse to the balanced, sustainable and strong growth of the world economy as a whole.

Despite a slight slowdown of its economic growth in recent years, China, the world’s second largest economy, continues to be a driving force for global economic recovery. Meanwhile, along with its growing economic status, China has played an increasingly active role in global economic governance over the past five years.

Cooperation and Development of China-Russia Cross-border E-commerce

by Мария、Li Min August 31, 2017

Strengthening institutionalized cooperation between mid-sized and smaller enterprises from BRICS nations is a prerequisite for a bigger voice in the market. BRICS nations could standardize e-commerce protocols for international trade organizations.

NIIT: Teaching IT in China

by Hu Zhoumeng August 2, 2017

Kamal Dhuper, NIIT China Chief, describes how the firm has worked with universities and local governments to foster over half a million skilled IT professionals in China since 1997. He also shares insight on the challenges and opportunities facing China and India in a future shaped by artificial intelligence and big data.

iFlytek: Beating to the Pulse of the AI Era

by Hu Zhoumeng July 6, 2017

Applying advanced intelligent voice technology to sectors including smart homes, smart cars, banking, medical care and education, iFlytek is approaching its mission of creating smooth communication between man and machines.

Chinese, U.S. Experts Discuss Tackling Trade Imbalances

by China India Dialogue June 15, 2017

Think tank experts in China and the U.S. hold that both countries should carry out structural reforms, rather than just narrow the trade deficit, to address their trade imbalances.