全球化智库（CCG）论坛：中欧要带头维护国际经贸体系

Group 1 - The forum emphasized the need for a rules-based international order, with China and Europe playing leading roles in maintaining the international economic system [1] - Experts highlighted the importance of deepening industrial chain integration through increased foreign investment by Chinese companies to foster global development [1] - Erik Solheim pointed out that the world is entering a new geopolitical era characterized by multipolarity, which presents opportunities for larger markets [1] Group 2 - Thomas Becker noted that supply chains have expanded beyond traditional regions like Europe and the US to include countries such as Indonesia, Chile, Argentina, and Morocco, indicating a more integrated global market [2] - Christian Kastrop raised concerns about rising American conservatism, which has led to a focus on economic and national security, often at the expense of global cooperation [2] - Kastrop suggested starting cooperation in less sensitive areas, such as climate-related issues, to build trust and eventually return to broader collaborative efforts [2]