The 2025 Tsinghua PBCSF Global Finance Forum concluded with a resounding call for open, inclusive economic systems to address global challenges. Experts highlighted China's dual focus on stabilizing growth while advancing structural reforms, alongside deepening collaboration with partners like Kazakhstan.
Balancing Growth and Transformation
Tian Xuan, Chair Professor of Finance at Tsinghua University, emphasized China's strategic approach to maintaining economic resilience. 'By prioritizing innovation-driven policies and sustainable development, China aims to create a stable environment for long-term prosperity,' he noted, underscoring the role of financial sector reforms in supporting emerging industries.
Kazakhstan-China 'Win-Win' Partnerships
Kairat Kelimbetov, former Deputy Prime Minister of Kazakhstan, outlined progress in cross-border supply chain optimization and renewable energy projects. 'Our Belt and Road initiatives are not just about infrastructure—they’re about building digital ecosystems and green corridors that benefit both nations,' he said, pointing to recent agreements on solar energy investments and AI-driven logistics networks.
The discussions reinforced the forum's theme of shared development, with both speakers stressing the importance of multilateral cooperation in an era of geopolitical shifts.
