Hangzhou, China – Representatives from academia and the public and private sectors convened on Monday at the 2024 Tsinghua People’s Bank of China School of Finance Global Finance Forum to discuss major global economic issues and challenges.
This year’s forum marks the 80th anniversary of the Bretton Woods system, a cornerstone of the post-World War II global economic framework. The event focuses on building an inclusive international monetary and financial system for all.
On the sidelines of the forum, Boris Vujcic, Governor of the Croatian National Bank, shared his insights with CGTN’s Guan Xin on enhancing China-Croatia relations. He emphasized the importance of economic cooperation, financial stability, and the mutual benefits of an innovative partnership between the two countries.
Vujcic highlighted Croatia’s interest in deepening financial ties with China, particularly in areas of mutual economic interest. He noted that China’s role in the global economy has been increasingly significant, and fostering a stronger partnership could bring substantial benefits to both nations.
He also underscored the importance of collaboration in addressing global financial challenges, emphasizing that international cooperation is crucial in building a stable and equitable global financial system.
China and Croatia have been working to enhance their bilateral relations, focusing on economic cooperation, trade, and investment. Dialogues between financial leaders at forums like this highlight the commitment of both countries to strengthen their partnership.
As the Global Finance Forum continues, discussions like these aim to pave the way for a more collaborative and inclusive global economic future. The insights shared by leaders such as Governor Vujcic contribute to the ongoing efforts to build a financial system that benefits all.
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