The 14th China-EU Forum was held in Brussels, focusing on dialogue and AI cooperation
The 14th China-EU Forum was recently held in Brussels, Belgium. Chinese and European figures from politics, business and academia believe that the two sides should strengthen dialogue and communication, properly manage differences, and deepen practical cooperation in areas such as trade and the economy and artificial intelligence. Cai Run, head of the Chinese Mission to the EU, said that China is willing to expand exchanges and cooperation with the EU in the field of artificial intelligence and jointly promote the building of a fair and reasonable global AI governance system.
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BRUSSELS, November 7 (Reporter Niu Ruifei) — The 14th China-EU Forum was recently held in Brussels, the capital of Belgium. Chinese and European participants from political, business and academic circles believe that, in the face of a complex and ever-changing international situation, China and the EU should strengthen dialogue and communication, properly manage differences, deepen practical cooperation in areas such as trade and artificial intelligence, and jointly inject more stability and certainty into the world.
Cai Run, head of the Chinese Mission to the EU, said that China-EU relations are currently in a critical period of development, and the two sides should adhere to the positioning of a partnership, persist in resolving trade differences and frictions through dialogue and consultation, respect each other's core interests and major concerns, and promote the steady and long-term development of China-EU relations. China is willing to expand exchanges and cooperation with the EU in the field of artificial intelligence and jointly promote the building of a fair and reasonable global AI governance system.