Nurturing Tomorrow’s Innovators
By investing in AI literacy from an early age, China is positioning itself to lead in a field that will define the coming decades.
By investing in AI literacy from an early age, China is positioning itself to lead in a field that will define the coming decades.
What is happening in the world today serves as a stark reminder of the potential damage that can occur from the unchecked trade powers of the U.S. president.
We need to work with partners, and in this particular case, China is very important, because the areas of bilateral cooperation with China are very critical and actually aligned with Rwanda’s National Strategy for Transformation.
Maintaining free trade in the face of rising U.S. unilateral tariffs is a pressing concern for the global economy, particularly for countries in the Global South and emerging markets.
Humanoid robots are set to go into mass production as industry works to overcome technological bottlenecks.
The ‘America first’ approach of the U.S. president risks giving rise to a ‘global first’ trend under which countries will look for alternative markets.
While we acknowledge the solid results achieved so far, we must remain clear-eyed about the growing challenges ahead.
The USTR’s proposed actions alone faces the serious risk of isolating U.S. businesses while failing to resurrect supply chains that have been eroding over decades.
Amid a rapidly evolving global landscape, Xi’s visit not only breathed new life into China-Vietnam relations but also played a guiding role in safeguarding and promoting regional peace and stability.
It is hoped that there will be enough wisdom and courage in all quarters for us to shift into more cooperation, so that the world won’t move from geopolitical recession to depression.
In light of unexpected and uncertain changes in the region and across the world in recent years, Xi’s vision emphasizes peace, sincerity, mutual benefit and shared development through cooperation.
Trump’s team of advisers may be able to estimate the economic toll of tariffs on China, but they cannot fathom the lengths to which the Chinese people are prepared to go to weather the storm.