【环球财经】中国经济转型升级为外国投资者提供新机遇——访英国四十八家集团主席杰克·佩里

Group 1 - The chairman of the 48 Group, Jack Perry, highlighted that China's economic development model is changing, forming a new pattern driven by domestic demand and innovation [1] - Perry emphasized that the growth prospects of China's economy in 2025 should not be measured solely by growth rates, noting a resilience with over 5% growth in the first quarter, while structural dynamics are more significant [1] - The focus of development includes artificial intelligence and green energy transformation, indicating a shift in how products are produced and the rationale behind production [1] Group 2 - Perry noted that China is no longer a follower in innovation but a leader, particularly in artificial intelligence, which is integrated into various sectors such as transportation, energy distribution, healthcare, logistics, and manufacturing [1] - The demand from China's large middle-income group is driving industrial transformation, with multinational companies needing to adapt in product design, certification, and localization [1] - The 48 Group's recent visits to regions in China revealed a shift towards collaborative development in areas like smart retail and low-carbon urban logistics, rather than merely supplying products [1] Group 3 - In the context of increasing global trade fragmentation, Perry stated that China's signals of openness are crucial, as it aims to establish international trade rules, platforms, and infrastructure [2] - The World Economic Forum's Summer Davos Forum held in Tianjin is seen as strategically significant, reflecting China's role as both a beneficiary and a builder of future globalization [2]