The traditional knowledge can improve understanding of the influence of climate change to biodiversity, and provide ideas to develop an equitable and effective biodiversity conservation plan to adapt the climate change.
If the coronavirus does not come back, I am not so pessimistic about the future.
We get to understand each other and cultures, which will help bring prosperities not just for the two nations or any other bilateral relationship, but those around this world.
One of the great things that we’ve seen in this crisis is how companies and individuals have developed more compassion and more empathy.
Cooperation is very important in difficult times, because no one can win on its own.
All countries can join the Belt and Road Initiative with their specific economic profile.
Cooperation is a must. It helps everybody in the very same way, because this is a global problem which starts at each single place and is of the same nature.
COVID-19 is an element, a catalyst for the acceleration of the construction of smarter cities.
China market will maintain or increase its importance in the hospitality industry.
The Covid-19 pandemic has brought a profound impact on the whole world. Different countries have been coping with this public health crisis in different ways. How will the pandemic of COVID-19 change the world? And what will world order in the post-COVID-19 era be like? These questions attract attention of all people. For these questions, David Gosset, the founder of Europe-China Forum, discusses with Kishore Mahbubani, Singapore’s veteran diplomat in the video-link interview of A Time of Resilience.
As the Covid-19 pandemic continues around the world, multilateralism faces the growing threat of protectionism and populism. Against the backdrop, David Gosset, the founder of Europe-China Forum, discusses with Leslie Maasdorp, Vice President of the New Developement Bank in the interview of A Time of Resilience.
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