Caixin Global will be the first China-based media outlet to host an international forum in the post-Covid era. Photo Credit: Adobe Stock/Bigc Studio
Caixin Global will be hosting its first Asia New Vision Forum in
Singapore in mid June. The event will be held at Marina Bay Sands, and
is supported by the Singapore Economic Development Board (EDB) and the
Singapore Tourism Board (STB).
Themed "Recalibrating the Compass", the inaugural conference will be
the first international forum launched by a China-based media outlet in
the post-Covid era.
The forum will take the pulse of current geopolitical, business
trends and examine how collaboration can drive future innovations. More
than 200 policymakers, C-level business leaders and scholars are
expected to gather to discuss key topics such as China’s interaction
with the world, economic development and cooperation, business
innovation and climate change challenges.
Covering five major areas of economics and trade, finance,
technology, governance, and ecology, the forum will explore more than 40
topics with global and especially Asian perspectives. Its mix of public
and closed-door discussions is expected to offer a platform to exchange
in-depth information, while fostering candid dialogues and close
interactions.
“The first Caixin Asia New Vision Forum intends to establish a candid
and influential platform between Asia and the world on the
international stage. In the broader context of leveraging the rising
growth of Asia post-Covid, China will embrace openness. Here in
Singapore, the Forum will deliver more Asian voices to the world,” said
Hu Shuli, chairwoman of Caixin Global. The Caixin Summit, she added, has
held special Singapore tracks for the last three years, attracting
widespread attention.
Welcoming the event, Singapore Tourism Board's chief executive Keith
Tan said the forum will complement the strong pipeline of business
events in Singapore, while Singapore Economic Development Board's
managing director
Jacqueline Poh believes China’s reopening makes this
an opportune time for business leaders, policymakers and thought leaders
from East and West to meet in person and engage in dialogue.
The Chinese financial news outlet has grown its branded conferences
and summits in recent years, including the Caixin Roundtable overseas.
Caixin conferences have expanded to countries and regions including the
United States, Canada, Europe, Japan, South Africa, Argentina, and now
Singapore.