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The National University of Management participated in the Beijing-Moscow teleconference on the topic "New Drivers and New Opportunities: Chinese and Russian Experts' Views on the Chinese Economy."
The event was timed to coincide with the meetings of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) and the National People's Congress (NPC), which took place on March 4 and 5, respectively.
Fanis Sharipov, Director of the Center for Socioeconomic and Political Research at the State University of Management, spoke among the invited experts. In the audience were students from the State University of Management, who will be studying in China for two years in September as part of the dual-degree program "International Manufacturing Business."
The participants discussed the results of the past five-year period and forecasts for the implementation of China's 15th Five-Year Plan for Socioeconomic Development (2026-2030). They also examined in detail the logic of China's economic policy and development to facilitate the formation of an objective understanding of the Chinese economy by the international community.
In his speech, GUU representative Fanis Sharipov emphasized our university's long-standing cooperation with China in the fields of education and science.
"The first cooperation agreement between the National University of Management and the Harbin Institute of Technology, a prestigious institution not only in China but also globally, was signed back in 1986. Since 2014, our university has been implementing a dual-degree program for undergraduate and graduate students in International Manufacturing Business with the rapidly developing Ningbo University. In 2023, the Center for Socioeconomic and Political Research at the National University of Management was established to develop scientific and technical cooperation with universities and research organizations in China," noted Fanis Falikhovich.
In addition, the director of the Center for Socioeconomic and Political Research at the State University of Management praised the achievements of Chinese companies in the field of AI.
"The State Council of the People's Republic of China formulated a detailed plan for the modern development of next-generation AI back in July 2017. It explicitly stated its intention to make AI the primary driving force of industrial modernization and economic transformation, strengthening national defense, internal and external security, education, and medicine by 2025. And here we recall how, on January 27, 2025, a Chinese startup triggered a collapse in the stock prices of American IT companies. By early February of last year, the NASDAQ high-tech index had lost 3.5%, representing a loss of almost a trillion US dollars. For experts, the successes of Chinese research in artificial intelligence (AI) are the result of China's systematic, long-term efforts in this field, which we have repeatedly noted in our research papers and conference abstracts," concluded Fanis Sharipov.
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