China Offers Alternative to AI Dependence on Western Giants
For the Global South and beyond, China’s AI plan offers an alternative vision: a path founded on solidarity, openness and strategic collaboration.
For the Global South and beyond, China’s AI plan offers an alternative vision: a path founded on solidarity, openness and strategic collaboration.
Rather than fear what ‘Made in China’ represents, the world should recognize the potential for mutual benefit. A more capable, innovative China does not crowd out global progress—it enhances it.
Few economies have demonstrated the adaptability and endurance that China has shown in recent decades.
Whether it’s electronics or salads, CISCE has become a unique arena for forging deep and strategic links among upstream, midstream and downstream players.
China’s robust and persistent growth and opening up will undoubtedly serve as a firm, powerful ballast stone against all the turbulence and headwinds in the world economy.
As China is concluding the 14th Five-Year Plan (2021-2025), the upcoming plan takes on heightened significance since it will offer a roadmap for development amid an increasingly complex international landscape.
With the relaxation of the market access negative list, private enterprises in China are embracing more development opportunities.
China is not just part of that future—it is central to that future. And smart global businesses are already there.
China has been actively promoting large-scale urban upgrading efforts, focusing on creating cities that are not only livable but also resilient and intelligent.
Beijing will continue to deepen international cooperation and strengthen dialogue on AI security to become a global innovation hub.
The five-year plan both embodies visionary top-level design and stays grounded in the needs of people’s livelihood.