FINANCIAL STREET(SZ:000402) Bei Ke Cai Jing·2025-10-31 01:57Group 1 - The main forum and closing ceremony of the Financial Street Forum focused on "Resilient Cooperation in International Trade and Economy under Global Changes," discussing global investment patterns and development dynamics [1] - The forum successfully hosted 38 high-quality events, gathering over 400 officials, international organization leaders, and financial executives from more than 30 countries and regions, with over 6,000 on-site participants and billions of online interactions, marking the largest scale and impact in its history [2] Group 2 - The closing ceremony featured keynote speeches from prominent figures, including the Deputy Director of the State Administration of Foreign Exchange and leaders from major financial institutions, emphasizing the need for reducing non-tariff barriers and deepening regional integration to facilitate domestic and regional trade [3] - The World Bank's Senior Vice President highlighted the importance of building economies that promote growth and job creation, focusing on infrastructure investment, regulatory reforms, and reducing trade barriers [4] - The Chairman of China Merchants Group stressed the need for resilient and efficient logistics networks to support international trade and called for precise and inclusive financial services [8] Group 3 - Henry Paulson emphasized the financial industry's role in addressing biodiversity risks and suggested innovative financing mechanisms and reforms in agricultural subsidies to protect biodiversity [11] - The Chairman of China Ocean Shipping Group proposed collaborative efforts in building resilient shipping logistics networks and digital shipping chains to enhance cooperation between the shipping and financial sectors [14] - The Deputy Director-General of the WTO noted the profound changes in the global trade environment and the need for countries to support multilateralism and trade liberalization, particularly for developing nations [17] Group 4 - A roundtable discussion included leaders from various financial institutions discussing the future of global investment patterns and development dynamics [20] - A high-level dialogue addressed the role of central banks in the new global landscape, with emphasis on balancing multiple objectives such as inflation control, financial stability, and economic growth [24][26] - The Chief Executive of Hong Kong and the Mayor of Beijing highlighted their commitment to enhancing their respective financial centers' roles in supporting national development and attracting global financial institutions [33][34]