Our institutes and US Foreign Policy National Committee co -organized a Sino -US Relations Video Symposium

On July 1, the China Institute of International Issues and the National Committee of Foreign Policy (NCAFP) jointly organized a Sino -US relations video seminar. The seminar conducted in -depth discussions on the prospects of Sino -US relations and the prospects of China and the United States in the field of global governance. Dean Xu Bu of the China Institute of International Issues and Susan Elliott, Chairman of the National Committee of the US Foreign Policy, attended and opened his speech.

Dean Xu Bu said that China and the United States, as the world's largest developing countries and the largest developed countries, should be responsible for world peace and development, and urgently need to find effective ways to resolve differences. Fifty years ago, China and the United States, as two countries with different social systems, ideology, and development stages, conforming to the trend of the times, shelving bilateral differences, achieving ice breaking, and promoting the overall peace of the world. Today, 50 years later, we must take the initial experience of Sino -US relations to inherit the common wealth of the two countries, learn from the wisdom and courage that beyond differences and find common interests, and inject new positive factors to maintain the peaceful development of the world into the world's peaceful development. Essence

Experts and scholars attending the seminar, Jia Qingguo, former dean of the School of International Relations at Peking University, Wu Xinbo, Dean of the Fudan University International Institute of International Issues, Zhu Feng, Executive Dean of the School of International Relations, Nanjing University, and Liu Feng And some researchers in our institute; Richard Howe, Executive Vice Chairman of the National Committee of the US Foreign Policy, Susan Thornton, Director of the Asia -Pacific Security Forum project of the National Committee of the US Foreign Policy, and the Constitution of Ported Stuart, the School of Law of Yale University, Professor Paul Gewirtz, Eurasian Group's global macro geopolitical senior analyst Ali Wyne, etc.

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