Tianjin: Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh delivered a speech on June 25 afternoon at a discussion under the theme ‘Is Asia’s Century at Risk?’ while attending the 16th Annual Meeting of the New Champions of the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Tianjin City, China. The session, developed in collaboration with CNBC, seek to answer how Asian nations can maintain their economic strength by adapting their economies, forging new trade alliances and deepening regional integration.
According to Vietnam News Agency, the discussion focused on the strategic measures that Asian countries could implement to ensure sustained economic growth amidst global uncertainties. The dialogue emphasized the importance of economic adaptation, the creation of new trade partnerships, and the enhancement of regional cooperation as essential strategies for Asia to remain a key player in the global economy.
The session brought together leaders and experts from various sectors to explore potential challenges and opportunities facing Asia. Participants shared insights on how the region can leverage its unique strengths to navigate the fast-changing global landscape. The discussion underscored the necessity for Asian nations to collaborate closely to address shared challenges and capitalize on emerging opportunities.
Prime Minister Chinh’s participation highlighted the significance of international cooperation and dialogue in addressing the pressing issues confronting Asia and the world. His speech contributed to the broader conversation on how Asia can continue to drive global economic growth in the coming years.