此次签约，是广汽集团与华为终端基于多年合作基础的一次系统性升华。回溯过往，双方的合作始于 2019年，从最初的探索与尝试，逐步扩展到智能网联、智能座舱、云计算、智能制造乃至高端品牌联合 打造等多个关键领域。每一次合作的深化，都伴随着中国汽车产业智能化浪潮的澎湃向前。而本次全面 合作框架协议的签署，可以视为在行业智能化竞争进入"深水区"与"生态竞争"新阶段的大背景下，双方 主动选择的一次关键性战略协同升级。 冯兴亚作为广汽集团的掌舵人，其战略眼光一直聚焦于通过科技创新驱动企业转型。在他的领导下，广 汽集团发布了面向未来的"智行2027"行动计划，明确提出要夯实三大技术基础，加速智能驾驶与智能座 舱的体验优化。与华为终端这样的全球领先科技企业深化合作，正是广汽集团实施这一科技战略、获取 前沿技术赋能、构筑差异化竞争优势的核心路径之一。冯兴亚的亲自见证与推动，确保了此次合作与广 汽集团整体战略的高度同频。 2026年1月5日，一个标志着中国汽车产业智能化与科技融合迈向更深层次合作的关键日子。在广汽集团 位于广州番禺的总部园区内，一场意义深远的签约仪式正式举行。这场仪式汇聚了中国汽车工业与信息 通信技术领域的两位领军 ...

除华为外，腾讯以93.2亿欧元排名第20名；阿里巴巴以75.4亿欧元排名第31位，比亚迪（BYD）排名第37位，中国 台湾地区的台积电排名第41位，中国建筑集团排名第42位。除此之外，多家中国科技企业也强势入围前一百，包括 中国移动（58名）、小米（77名）、中兴通讯（80名）、百度（82名）、美团（92名）等。 近日，欧盟执委会发布的《2025年欧盟工业研发投资记分板》（2025 EU Industrial R&D Investment Scoreboard）显 示，2024会计年度全球前2000家企业的研发投资总额达到1.446万亿欧元（约合人民币11万亿元），同比增长 6.3%。增速略高于2023年，但是低于2014年以来的平均增长率。 | EU countries | Companies | R&D | Non-EU countries | Companies | R&D | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Germany | 109 (110) | 114.6 | પાટ | 674 (705) | 680.8 | | France | 53 (52) ...

在刚刚过去的2025年，埃及经济驶入复苏轨道，经济数据向好。面对动荡变局，埃及积极发挥地区 大国作用，有力斡旋域内冲突，为地区和平稳定持续贡献力量。作为文明古国，埃及着力打造文化软实 力，显著提升在全球文化治理领域的话语权。 经济复苏表现亮眼 2025年，埃及经济在经历深刻结构性调整后迸发出强劲的复苏动能。国际货币基金组织框架下的经 济改革红利持续释放，外资准入门槛进一步放宽。在货币政策的精准调控下，此前的经济颓势得到扭 转。世界银行预测，埃及全年GDP增速有望达到4.4%至4.5%，超出埃及政府4.2%的预设目标，相比上 一财年的2.4%将实现较大增长。 埃及经济持续向好源于三方面因素。其一，市场被激活是经济回暖的关键。埃及政府以政令手段有 力引导公共投资向私营经济倾斜，同步加速国企私有化进程，经济发展重心正在转向高附加值的非石油 制造业。绿氢产业、汽车和电子工业、信息通信技术等新业态贡献出优质经济增量，经济结构转型持续 加快。同时，作为埃及经济核心支柱的旅游业，在2025年迎来历史性增长，旅游外汇收入再创新高，对 整体经济的回升贡献巨大。其二，外部融资环境明显改善为增长兜底。2025年，埃及吸引约90亿美 ...

非中合作在弥合非洲数字鸿沟方面发挥了重要作用。展望未来，双方应进一步深化科技合作，将其 作为推动非洲可持续社会经济转型和现代化进程的关键领域之一。 新华社约翰内斯堡12月22日电（记者杭泽波 靳博文）南非独立在线新闻网站21日刊登约翰内斯堡 大学非洲－中国研究中心研究员吉迪恩·希坦加的文章说，在新一轮科技革命和产业变革加速推进的背 景下，非洲与中国在信息通信技术、数字基础设施和其他新兴科技领域内不断深化合作，为非洲经济社 会发展注入新动能。文章摘要如下： 随着新兴技术，如物联网、大数据分析和人工智能的快速发展，非洲有机会利用这些新技术以及可 靠的科技合作伙伴关系，推动社会经济转型。预计到2030年，相关技术可为非洲经济增长贡献约1.5万 亿美元。 非洲与中国的科技合作伙伴关系不断拓展，涵盖政府部门以及主要电信和移动通信企业。实践证 明，可靠的伙伴关系能够有效弥合数字鸿沟，推动包容性经济参与和增长。中国已成为非洲大陆最大的 贸易和发展伙伴，并通过"一带一路"倡议、中非合作论坛等积极推动全球南方发展。 中国政府和企业在非洲通信基础设施建设中发挥重要作用，参与建设通信主干网和光纤网络，为医 疗、教育和金融服务等提供 ...

斯里兰卡《每日镜报》12月18日报道，斯北部规模最大的综合性贸易展览会——贾夫纳国际贸易博览会 （JITF）将于2026年1月23日至25日举行，这将是该博览会连续第16年作为该地区重要的商业平台。博 览会由兰卡展览会议服务公司与亚尔帕纳姆（Yarlpanam）工商会联合举办，将在贾夫纳的穆特拉韦利 广场举行。博览会旨在深化商业联系，支持投资，并促进北部省份的科技驱动型增长。预计2026年博览 会将设有400多个展位，涵盖建筑、汽车、消费品、农业、食品饮料、包装、信息通信技术、金融服 务、教育和医疗保健等多个行业。据主办方介绍，去年的展会吸引了超过7.8万名参观者和约5000名受 邀商务代表，其中包括企业高管、企业家和政策制定者。约70%的参观者进行直接商务洽谈，促成合 作、分销协议和投资机会。2026年展会的举办时间经过精心安排，避开了当地的节假日，以最大限度地 提高参与度和商业活动。随着该地区基础设施建设和私人投资的加速发展，JITF已成为北部省份冲突后 经济复苏的重要组成部分。展会还将连续第二年推行"塑料中和倡议"，在展会场地内设置垃圾收集和回 收站，并与经批准的废物管理机构建立合作关系，体现大型商业活 ...

与之形成对比的是，工业部门2025年8月仅增长1.8%，远低于2024年同期的9.1%。该部门的疲软表 现使整体经济增长减少了12.2%。 分析人士指出，此次数据发布为预判加纳本年度各季度经济走势提供了参考依据。此外，GSS修订了 2025年7月的MIEG数据，将增长率从原先公布的4.5%下调至3.7%。 据"加纳网"11月20日报道，加纳统计总局（GSS）最新发布的月度经济增长指标（MIEG）初步数 据显示，2025年8月加纳经济同比增长5.1%，较2024年同期增长4.9%。 统计数据显示，信息通信技术（ICT）与教育行业是服务业增长的主要推动力，贡献了当月经济增 长的约80%。服务业之后，农业部门表现亮眼，2025年8月同比增长7.4%（2024年同期为2.3%），贡献 了当月GDP增长的27.3%。 （原标题：加纳8月经济同比增长5.1%） ...

Core Viewpoint - Guangmai Technology, based in Hangzhou, is a leading information and communication technology service provider and the first company listed on the Beijing Stock Exchange, focusing on technological innovation and R&D investment [2][4]. Group 1: Business Strategy and Development - The company adopts a "data intelligence leading" strategy, focusing on 5G infrastructure, ICT industry applications, and high-speed rail information technology [4][5]. - In recent years, the ICT application business has shifted from smart city solutions to information security, computing power services, and AI applications [4][5]. - Guangmai Technology has entered the computing power service sector, developing a complete ecosystem from infrastructure to operational services and vertical AI application platforms [5]. Group 2: R&D and Innovation - The company has recently obtained five invention patents and two utility model patents, focusing on computing power efficiency and intelligent management [5]. - Future R&D will emphasize low-altitude network upgrades and AI integration in high-speed rail products, aiming to provide integrated solutions of "services + products + platforms" [5][9]. Group 3: Impact of Listing on Business - Listing on the Beijing Stock Exchange has significantly enhanced the company's brand reputation and customer recognition, leading to improved credit ratings and financing conditions [7][8]. - The company has implemented a stable dividend policy since its listing, including a capital reserve transfer and cash dividend in 2023 [8]. Group 4: Future Outlook - The company plans to deepen its existing business in 5G infrastructure, ICT applications, high-speed rail information technology, and full-stack intelligent computing services [9]. - Strategic expansion through mergers and acquisitions is also on the agenda to establish a second growth curve [9].

Core Insights - Romania has become a significant trade partner for China in Eastern Europe, with bilateral trade exceeding $10 billion for four consecutive years, reaching $13.45 billion in 2024 [1] - Chinese investments in Romania have increased, with approximately 14,000 Chinese companies registered and over $2 billion invested across various sectors [2][3] - Romania's unique market advantages, including its strategic location, rich natural resources, and sustained economic growth, attract Chinese enterprises [5] Trade and Economic Cooperation - The total trade volume between China and Romania reached $9.34 billion in the first eight months of 2025, marking a 3.9% year-on-year increase [1] - Romania has become China's fourth-largest trading partner in Central and Eastern Europe, while China is a key trade partner for Romania outside the EU [1] - The successful implementation of various projects has strengthened practical cooperation between China and Romania [4] Investment Landscape - Chinese companies are increasingly interested in investing in Romania, with diverse investments in sectors such as trade services, manufacturing, agriculture, renewable energy, and smart cities [2] - Notable Chinese companies like Huawei have significantly contributed to local employment and economic development, employing around 1,200 local staff and creating over 6,000 indirect jobs [2][3] - The presence of Chinese automotive parts companies has also positively impacted local employment, with over 4,000 jobs created [3] Strategic Advantages of Romania - Romania's geographical location serves as a gateway to the European market, with significant waterways and the largest port on the Black Sea [5] - The country is known as "Europe's granary," with abundant agricultural resources and rich mineral deposits, including coal, iron, and gold [5] - Romania's economy has shown robust growth, particularly in sectors like automotive, renewable energy, and consumer electronics, indicating strong market demand [5] Bilateral Relations and Future Prospects - The comprehensive partnership established in 2004 has facilitated various cooperation mechanisms, including economic agreements and joint committees [6] - China aims to leverage platforms like the Belt and Road Initiative to enhance bilateral economic cooperation in infrastructure, digitalization, and green transformation [6] - The ongoing collaboration in green energy projects reflects a shared vision for sustainable development and climate change mitigation [8]

Core Viewpoint - The European Union's foreign direct investment (FDI) review mechanism is evolving, reflecting a shift towards strategic considerations over purely economic ones, with a notable increase in scrutiny of investments from third countries [4][14]. FDI Growth and Trends - The EU's FDI stock grew by 7.5% from 2023 to 2024, with foreign merger and acquisition transactions increasing by 10% and greenfield investments rising by 6% [3][7]. - Since 2015, the EU has seen a consistent annual increase in FDI, averaging nearly 5,250 transactions per year [7]. - In 2024, the US emerged as the largest foreign investor in the EU, accounting for 30% of merger transactions and 37% of greenfield investments, despite a 17% decline in greenfield investments compared to the previous year [7][8]. Country-Specific Insights - Germany and France were the primary destinations for foreign mergers, with Germany experiencing a 17% increase in transaction volume, while France saw a slight decline of 1.1% [8]. - Spain and Germany led in greenfield investments, capturing 24% and 12% of total projects, respectively [9]. Sector Analysis - The manufacturing sector dominated foreign merger transactions in 2024, representing 27% of the total, followed by information and communication technology (ICT) at 24% [9]. FDI Review Mechanism Developments - In 2024, EU member states submitted 477 foreign investment cases for review, with 92% processed within two weeks [12]. - The EU is proposing legislative changes to enhance the FDI review framework, aiming for mandatory establishment of national review mechanisms and minimum coordination among member states [12][13]. Strategic Implications - The proposed changes may lead to stricter investment scrutiny for Chinese investors, particularly in critical technology sectors like semiconductors and aerospace [14]. - The shift towards a more coordinated and stringent review process may conflict with the EU's foundational principles of economic liberalism [14].

Core Viewpoint - The statement by the Israeli Prime Minister highlights Israel's technological achievements but also reflects global anxieties regarding the weaponization of communication devices and digital technology, primarily driven by the systemic practices of the United States and other Western countries [1][2]. Group 1: U.S. Digital Hegemony - The establishment of U.S. digital hegemony is rooted in its dominance over the global information and communication technology (ICT) ecosystem, including monopolies on hardware and standards [1]. - The U.S. government has been revealed to use legal tools to compel domestic tech companies to create backdoors in communication devices, transforming them into potential intelligence-gathering points [1][2]. - The U.S. controls software ecosystems and data collection, leveraging its market dominance to gather vast amounts of data, which feeds into a global surveillance network [2]. Group 2: Impact on Global Relations - The U.S. employs a narrative strategy to deflect attention from its own surveillance practices, labeling other nations as digital threats while suppressing competitors like Huawei and ZTE without solid evidence [2][3]. - The U.S. has utilized its position in global financial and technological standards to impose restrictions on foreign competitors, thereby maintaining its technological edge [3]. - The enactment of laws like the Cloud Act allows the U.S. to demand data from companies worldwide, undermining other nations' sovereignty [3][4]. Group 3: Consequences of Digital Weaponization - The "Snowden Paradox" has led to a global trust crisis, as revelations about U.S. surveillance practices have caused other nations to reassess their data sovereignty and cybersecurity [4]. - The rise of "sovereign internet" and data localization trends reflects a global response to U.S. actions, leading to fragmentation of the digital space and hindering global innovation [4]. - The U.S. faces a dilemma of interdependence, as attempts to decouple from China may backfire, impacting its own technological ecosystem and innovation capabilities [4][5]. Group 4: Role of Chinese Tech Companies - Chinese tech companies are positioned as both victims of U.S. hegemony and as challengers to the existing monopolistic order through their pursuit of self-reliance and innovation [5]. - Initiatives like the Global Data Security Initiative and Global AI Governance Initiative from China propose an alternative to the hegemonic model, advocating for cooperation and mutual benefit [5]. - The call for a multilateral, democratic, and transparent global digital governance system emphasizes the need to return technology to its original purpose of serving human development [5].