Group 1 - The Shenzhen Stock Exchange hosted the 2025 Global Investor Conference, emphasizing that investing in China equates to investing in the future [1] - The conference featured discussions on cross-border cooperation opportunities and best practices in overseas markets, with participation from key figures in global exchanges [1][3] - Hong Kong's role as the largest offshore RMB center continues to deepen, with the Stock Connect mechanisms facilitating significant daily trading volumes exceeding 100 billion [3] Group 2 - The Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange (ADS) ranks among the top twenty global exchanges with a market capitalization of $820 billion and offers 16 ETFs covering various regions [3][4] - ADS has undergone a major transformation to a holding company model, focusing on post-trade services and technological upgrades to attract cross-border capital [4] - Luxembourg Stock Exchange emphasizes the importance of cross-border cooperation to redirect capital towards sustainable development, serving as a gateway for European investors to access Chinese markets [4] Group 3 - Saudi Arabia is undergoing a significant economic transformation, comparable to China's in 2000, with multi-trillion-dollar infrastructure projects across various sectors [4][5] - Chinese companies are playing a crucial role in Saudi Arabia's industrialization, with local partnerships enhancing corporate value [4] - Future cooperation between China and Saudi Arabia is expected to extend beyond traditional infrastructure to include sectors like electric vehicles and battery technology [5]