对话德国经济文化促进会主席：中德可在三大方向上加强合作

Group 1 - Wang Yi, China's Foreign Minister, met with German Foreign Minister Baerbock, marking the first visit by a German official since the new government took office, indicating a potential warming of Sino-German economic relations [1] - The visit comes amid concerns from German industrial firms, with a survey revealing that 36.6% of respondents feel at a competitive disadvantage against non-EU companies, reflecting anxiety within Germany regarding external competition [1] - The German IFO Institute reported that the self-assessed competitiveness of German industrial enterprises has reached its lowest point in 31 years [1] Group 2 - Erhard Rau, CEO of Sino-German Hezheng Technology Development Co., stated that the competition between China and Germany is not a zero-sum game, but rather a normal phenomenon in the restructuring of global industrial chains [2] - Future cooperation between China and Germany is expected to focus on three strategic areas: green industries, high-end manufacturing, and third-party markets, leveraging China's industrial chain advantages and Germany's engineering standards [2] - The potential for collaboration in green industries, such as renewable energy and hydrogen, is highlighted as both countries can lead a global green industrial revolution together [2] Group 3 - Rau envisions a new strategic intersection for Sino-European cooperation, particularly in cultural co-creation, green innovation, digital technology, and artificial intelligence, aiming for a cooperative ecosystem driven by cultural exchange and innovation [3] - The collaboration between China and Germany is seen as a pathway to transition from competition to mutual benefit, contributing to global stability and creativity [3] - The partnership is expected to create new growth points and provide hope in a turbulent world, emphasizing the importance of cooperation in the industrial and innovation sectors [3]