In a recent discussion hosted by CGTN’s Enoch Wong, young political experts Carolina Fabara and Alland Dharmawan delved into China’s innovative ecosystem and its burgeoning global influence. The conversation highlighted how China’s long-term strategic planning and commitment to innovation can serve as a blueprint for developing nations.
Carolina Fabara, a PhD candidate and senior attorney from Ecuador, emphasized the significance of initiatives like “Made in China 2025.” She noted, “China’s focus on digital and green economies offers invaluable lessons for countries like Ecuador. By adopting similar long-term plans, developing nations can accelerate their growth and sustainability efforts.”
Echoing Fabara’s sentiments, Alland Dharmawan from the Indonesian President Advisory Council underscored the importance of firsthand experiences in understanding China’s development. “For young leaders, experiencing China’s innovation landscape offers practical insights that go beyond textbooks. It fosters informed and empathetic policy-making that can be tailored to our own country’s needs,” he remarked.
The dialogue shed light on China’s role as a global innovator and the potential for cross-cultural learning. Both experts agreed that as China continues to advance in technology and sustainability, there are ample opportunities for collaboration and knowledge exchange with other nations.
The insights from Fabara and Dharmawan resonate with a global audience keen on understanding Asia’s dynamic political and economic landscape. Their perspectives highlight the importance of open dialogue and the sharing of best practices in fostering global development.
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