Details and registration here for the Globes Israel Business Conference on December 6 and 7 at the Tel Aviv David Intercontinental Hotel.
Computer screens on the Chinese stock exchange have come up red in recent months, dragging down stock exchanges all over the world in turn. Despite this volatility, China's sun has been rising in recent years, and its global power is waxing. The making of China into a strong global player and the resulting change in the global balance of power are attracting investments from the markets and arousing great interest in the Chinese giant.
What are the consequences of China's increased economic power? Is it a transitory phenomenon or a fundamentally sound economy that will continue growing for years? What opportunities await Israeli companies interested in entering the Chinese market? Is investing in China worthwhile, and will China continue to gain strength in the global balance f power, with a corresponding effect on the global economy? Is there a solid foundation for the reports showing a decline in Chinese economic growth, and is the future of the Chinese economy and its effect on the world predictable?
A special discussion at the 2015 Globes Israel Business Conference will deal with these and other questions. The discussion leaders will try to sketch a picture of the current situation - where China is headed in the global balance of power.
Participants in the discussion include:
Ambassador Yaffa Ben-Ari, deputy director general of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Economic Affairs Division
Charles W. Freeman III, International Principal, Forbes-Tate
Wu Chen, "The Economist," Global Business Review
Moderator: Paul Blustein, Senior Fellow, Centre for International Governance Innovation (CIGI) and Nonresident Fellow, Brookings Institute
Published by Globes [online], Israel business news - www.globes-online.com - on November 11, 2015
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