On October 11th , China International Digital Economy Expo opened in Shijiazhuang. D50 and the 2019 Grand Ceremony of 2019 Forbes Digital 100 list was successfully held. It was hosted by the Organizing Committee of China International Digital Economy Expo and organized by CECC and CCG.
With the theme of "Building a Community of Shared Future for the Global Digital Economy", the summit has invited many international authoritative experts, well-known entrepreneurs, think tank experts, scholars and other domestic and foreign guests to participate in the summit. They discussed new issues of international cooperation in digital economy, development opportunities and challenges, and released the Three-Year Action Plan for the Future Development of Global Digital Economic Alliance (D50). It also released the 2019 Forbes Digital 100 list, which was hosted by Forbes China and co-sponsored by CE Magazine. It has built a high-end platform for international government, industry and academia to discuss global governance. There were more than 1500 people from all walks of life attending the summit.
The summit invited Grzegorz W. Kolodko, former first Deputy Prime Minister of Poland; Qu Weizhi, former Executive Deputy director of Information Work Leading Group of the State Council, former Vice Minister of the Ministry of Information Industry, former president of China Electronic Chamber of Commerce; Edward Prescott, Nobel Prize winner in Economics; Ni Guangnan, academician of Chinese Academy of Engineering, Xia Yanjun, Vice Governor of Hebei Provincial People's Government; Wang Ning, president of China Electronic Chamber of Commerce, Li Siwei, CEO of Forbes China; Simon Mead, CEO of Cambridge Wireless; Simon Spier, vice president of Telecom and Electronics Association of British Information Technology; Noah Fraser, managing director of China region of Canada China Trade Council; Zhang Weizhi, Professor of Zhejiang University, digital economy expert and other scholars participate in the speech dialogue. The summit was presided over by Peng Lihui, Secretary-General of China Electronic Chamber of Commerce, and Harvey Dzodin, former legal adviser to President Carter.
Peng Lihui, Secretary General of China Electronic Chamber of Commerce, presided over the conference.
Xia Yanjun pointed out that the digital economy is the "accelerator" to promote the quality change, efficiency change, and dynamic change of economic development, and has become a new highland for all countries in the world to compete for development. Hebei provincial committee and government attach great importance to the development of the digital economy, resolutely carry out President Xi's important statements on digital economy development, regarding the development of the digital economy as an important measure to practice new development concept and promote high-quality development. Hebei provincial government aimed at the main direction and issued a series of policies and measures. The digital economy has become an important engine of the economic development of the whole province. At present, Hebei is in a window period with strategic opportunities. It is hoped that participating enterprises can make full use of this platform to have free talks, conduct in-depth discussions, and thereby to support and invest in Hebei as always. Hebei will create a good development environment with a more open and inclusive spirit, more pragmatic and efficient services, and join hands with friends from all walks of life to open a new era of "digital economy leading high-quality development".
Speech by Xia Yanjun, vice governor of Hebei Provincial People's Government.
Qu Weizhi, former Executive Deputy director of Information Work Leading Group of the State Council, former Vice Minister of the Ministry of Information Industry, former president of China Electronic Chamber of Commerce stressed that the current digital economy has become a new economic form, and it is easier to realize scale economy and become a new driving force for the development of the global economy. The holding of the "Global Digital Economy Alliance Summit" is an important measure to implement global development consensus and promote mutual benefit and win-win results. Only by forming development joint forces and adhering to openness and mutual assistance, can new economic development have strong support. At the same time, she believes that we should strengthen the trust mechanism and form a consensus to develop the digital economy, which is the cornerstone of development. Secondly, we should strengthen innovation and application, promote the effectiveness of the digital economy, truly transform the advantages of digital technology into sustainable development resources, and finally give full play to the organizational role of international industry alliance and improve the mechanism of international platform integration and development. She believes that when the birth of the Global Digital Economy Alliance (D50) is just in time for, the League of International Organizations should take the responsibility of bond, unite the digital economic elites with the consensus of all countries in the world, and strengthen the digital economic cooperation among countries. Only by opening up can we accelerate integration, form strong support, and effectively promote economic globalization.
Qu Weizhi, former executive deputy director of the State Council Information Leading Group Office, former vice Minister of the Ministry of information industry and former president of China Electronic Chamber of Commerce delivered a speech.
Sherman Lee, CEO of Forbes Global Media Holding Co., Ltd., and CEO of Forbes China, said in his speech that the digital transformation of China has had a profound impact on its own economy, and will increasingly affect the global digital progress. He said that Forbes China will help China keep its digital economy at the forefront of the world through high-end dialogue.
Speech by Sherman Lee, CEO of Forbes Global Media Holdings Limited and CEO of Forbes China
At the summit, Grzegorz W. Kolodko, former first Deputy Prime Minister of Poland, Simon Mead, CEO of Cambridge Wireless, academician Ni Guangnan of the Chinese Academy of Engineering, delivered excellent keynote speeches respectively.
Age" as the theme of his speech, Grzegorz W. Kolodko made an in-depth analysis of the current situation of globalization from the perspective of economics. He believes that globalization is a historical process of economic and market liberalization and integration of various countries, and is based on the connectivity and micro-economic basis of globalization, especially the rise of new technological revolution represented by digital technology. Since then, the new pragmatism, the new scientific and technological revolution, and the influence of globalization in the future will decide that the trend towards inclusive globalization is irreversible.
Grzegorz W. Kolodko, former First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance of Poland and director of the global economy research center of Kozminski University in Warsaw, Poland
Exchange and dialogue between Harvey Dzodin and Grzegorz W. Kolodko
Simon Mead delivered a keynote speech on "Collaboration for Digital Innovation", which introduced the scale, fields and potential development areas of the UK digital economy in detail. Through the concrete practice of the Cambridge Electronic Chamber of Commerce in digital economy development and international cooperation, he pointed out that cooperation should be used to achieve digital economy innovation.
Simon Mead, CEO of Cambridge Wireless delivered a keynote speech
Harvey Zodin and Simon Mead has held discussions.
Ni Guangnan introduced the new trend of open-source chips and suggested that countries should adopt the instruction set with a high degree of freedom and simplicity when designing chips. This is in line with the increasingly fragmented demand for chips in the future development of the digital economy. It has great development prospects and will greatly promote the development of the digital economy. Academician Ni Guangnan suggested that members of the alliance should make good use of open-source chip technology to serve the development of the global digital economy.
Keynote speech by Ni Guangnan, academician of Chinese Academy of Engineering
Focusing on “Opportunities and Challenges Facing International Cooperation in Digital Economy” Edward Prescott, Nobel Prize winner in Economics, Simon Spier, vice president of Telecom and Electronics Association of British Information Technology and general director of International Trade, Noah Fraser, managing director of China region of Canada China Trade Council, Martin Mueller, President of China Swiss Chamber of Commerce, Zhang Weizhi, professor of Zhejiang University, an expert in the digital economy, Lu Hao, chairman of Zhuo Yue Jin Kong and other big figures in the field of digital economy held a round table discussion.
(round table discussion)
Three-year action plan released to guide high quality development.
To promote the integrated development of digital economy and the real economy, and promote the international cooperation in the development and governance of the digital economy, Wang Ning, President of China Electronic Chamber of Commerce, officially released the Three-Year Action Plan for the Future Development of Global Digital Economic Alliance (D50) (2020-2022) at the summit on behalf of the global digital economy alliance. The plan defines the growth schedule and roadmap of the alliance and gives specific measures to strengthen multilateral cooperation. Based on consolidating the development of the digital economy in key areas, it will further release the development potential of the digital economy. In the next three years, it will achieve the development goals of mutual trust, mutual training, mutual communication, and mutual benefit of digital economic institutions, which is focused on trust, standards, universal benefits and sharing, and then bring the global digital economy alliance summit, Global Digital Economy Development Report, digital trade comprehensive service platform and other project brands into being. Representatives of industry organizations and enterprises from China, Austria, India, Canada, Argentina, Germany, the United Kingdom, South Korea, Switzerland, Poland, the United States, Brazil, Mexico, Cote d'Ivoire, Mongolia, Belgium, Nigeria, Japan, and other countries participated in the release of the plan.
Wang Ning, President of China Electronic Chamber of Commerce, released the Three-Year Action Plan for the Future Development of Global Digital Economic Alliance (D50) (2020-2022)
The released ceremony of Three-Year Action Plan for the Future Development of Global Digital Economic Alliance (D50) (2020-2022)
According to Peng Lihui, Secretary-General of China Electronic Chamber of Commerce, The Global Digital Economy Alliance (D50) was jointly initiated by the China Electronic Chamber of Commerce and Center for China and Globalization at the 2018 International Digital Economy Expo, together with relevant enterprises and institutions of the digital economy industry in nearly 50 countries or regions. The purpose of the alliance is to build a consensus platform for dialogue, communication, cooperation, and development among global digital economies, based on the Charter of the United Nations and recognized international norms and principles and in the spirit of fairness, openness, consultation, co-construction, and sharing. At the first Paris Peace Forum, the establishment of international rules for the digital economy and the establishment of a multilateral, democratic and transparent global digital economy governance system (D50) initiated by the Global Digital Economy Alliance was selected as one of the global governance programs of the Paris Peace Forum.
Forbes top 100 digital economy list released, setting up a global model
At the meeting, Wang Ning, President of China Electronic Chamber of Commerce; Edward Prescott, Nobel Prize winner and famous economist, Peng Lihui, General Secretary of Global Digital Economy Alliance and Russell Flannery, chief editor of Forbes China, participated in the launching ceremony of the 2019 Forbes Digital 100 list. Russell Flannery released and interpreted the list. The list evaluates enterprises in the global digital economy from multiple perspectives, showing the development potential of the digital economy in artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and other fields. It also awards medals to the enterprises listed in the Greater China region of the 2019 Forbes Digital 100 list. Among them, China ranks second in the list. Among the 14 Chinese enterprises on the list, mobile phone service provider China Mobile Co., Ltd. ranked eighth, which is the highest one. Internet giants such as Alibaba Group and Tencent holdings ranked 10th and 14th respectively.
Russell Flannery, chief editor of Forbes China, chief consultant of Forbes China, released and interpreted the list.
Wang Fushan, executive director of Consumer Electronics magazine, and Russell Flannery, chief editor of Forbes China, presented awards to the representatives of enterprises listed in Forbes Greater China.
