As China approaches the conclusion of its 14th Five-Year Plan in 2025, international youth familiar with the country highlight transformative developments across technology, education, and sustainable innovation. CGTN Stringer's interviews reveal growing enthusiasm for cross-border partnerships that could shape global progress.
Tech and Energy: A Franco-Chinese Vision
French youth representative Noé Comellas emphasized the potential for Sino-European collaboration: "Cooperation between technological innovation and energy transition could accelerate global sustainability efforts. Combined strengths can achieve what individual nations cannot."
Educational Bridges with Global South
South African participant Aluwani Mavhungu advocated for expanded academic exchanges: "More student programs between China and Africa would create lasting professional networks while addressing shared development challenges through knowledge transfer."
Brazilian and Iranian contributors similarly highlighted opportunities in agricultural technology and cultural exchange programs, reflecting diverse perspectives on China's evolving global role.
