Wang Xiang, chairman of Hyleen Capital, which manages a total of .2 billion in assets, said on May 19 in Beijing that the company has made investing in Southeast Asia and South Asia a major strategy, adding that its staff's main focus is on projects in these countries now, even though possible deal values might not seem that large.
Wang called on the industry to further develop technologies and applications to meet demand from various sectors, especially those related to high-tech and new materials, in order to promote the nation's overall development.
Wang called on the two sides to continue to deepen mutual understanding, cement mutual trust and view the construction of the Belt and Road as an opportunity to maintain close communication, deepen pragmatic cooperation and benefit the two peoples.
Wang made the remarks while meeting his Kyrgyz counterpart, Erlan Abdyldayev, on the sidelines of a Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) foreign ministers' meeting.
Wang also said that since the beginning of the year, major progress has been made on the Korean Peninsula situation, "and China has made unremitting efforts for this to happen".
Wang Jun, an economist of the China Center for International Economic Exchanges, told China Business News that the country should further deepen reform to encourage private investment and accelerate economic opening-up to shore up the economy.
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Wang expounded on China's thoughts in front of dozens of the former heads of state and government and leaders of international organizations, and several experts and business leaders.
Wang said that currently, more companies are using financial instruments such as green bonds and sustainability-linked loans to fund green and environment-friendly opportunities or transitions. Although enterprises have boosted their green efforts, she noted that challenges lie in how companies can integrate their sustainability strategy with their business goals.
Wang Xiaolong, the Foreign Ministry’s special envoy for BRICS affairs, said at the opening ceremony that the forum would lay solid foundations for September’s summit.
Wang attributed the improvement mainly to China's stable economic fundamentals. China's GDP growth was 6.9 percent year-on-year in the first quarter, beating market expectations. "In the long term, the exchange rate is determined by economic fundamentals," she said.