The "China Europe Global Governance and Civilization Exchange and Mutual Learning Dialogue" jointly hosted by the Contemporary China and World Studies Institute and the Schiller Institute of Germany was recently held in Berlin, Germany. Representatives from Chinese and European government departments, think tanks, universities, media, and business circles conducted in-depth exchanges on the theme of "Consensus in Changing Times: Global Governance and Civilization Exchange and Mutual Learning between China and Europe". Helga Zep Larush, founder and chairman of the Schiller Institute in Germany, believes that the four major global initiatives proposed by China, especially the Global Governance Initiative, provide specific solutions for global governance reform. If Europe does not want to miss out on future oriented technologies and corresponding market share in the global market, it should cooperate with China in fields such as artificial intelligence, 6G, quantum computing, nuclear fusion, biotechnology, and humanoid robots, as China has development advantages in these areas. ”Larush said. Former mayor of Berlin, Michael M ü ller, stated that Germany and China have established over 100 friendly province state (city) relations, which have played an important role in promoting the development of bilateral relations. In the future, the two countries need more opportunities and platforms for dialogue, further strengthening mutual learning, exchange and cooperation in education, management, rule of law, technology and other fields, and continuously deepening the comprehensive strategic partnership between the two countries. Both Germany and China are important participants in global affairs, and enhancing mutual understanding is not only beneficial for both sides, but also contributes to world peace and stability. ”German sinologist and professor at the University of Bonn, Peigaard, stated that Europe needs to abandon its bias and stereotypes towards China, maintain openness and curiosity, and promote mutual understanding and common development through equal communication. At the dialogue, the Contemporary China and World Studies Institute and the Schiller Institute of Germany jointly released the "China Europe Economic and Trade Cooperation Report". The report shows that since the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and the European Union more than 50 years ago, the advantages of economic and trade cooperation between the two sides have complemented each other, and the annual trade volume has increased by more than 300 times. The stock of two-way investment has grown from almost zero to over 280 billion US dollars. The report believes that the bilateral trade volume between China and Europe exceeds one fourth of global trade, and the cooperation between the two sides has generated positive spillover effects, effectively driving world economic growth. The good cooperation between the two sides has effectively maintained the multilateral trading system and provided resilient support for the stability of the global industrial and supply chains. Michael Bosch, Chairman of the Automotive Industry in Berlin Brandenburg, Germany, stated that the automotive industry is an area of long-term close cooperation between Germany, China, and Europe. The good cooperation between the two sides can serve as a stable anchor, jointly exploring solutions to global challenges, and promoting the establishment of new standards and rules in the industry to stimulate more innovation potential. Shi Shiwei, Director of the Sino German Trade Research Center at the Institute of Regional and Country Studies of the University of International Business and Economics of China, introduced the main contents of the "15th Five Year Plan" outline. He stated that the outline of the 15th Five Year Plan has identified key development areas, providing opportunities for German enterprises to invest and develop in China. The key industries for development between China and Germany are highly compatible, and there is enormous potential for cooperation between the two sides. Gao Anming, the editor in chief of the China Foreign Languages Administration, stated that China and Europe have always maintained close communication and exchanges, and have achieved positive and pragmatic results, injecting valuable stability and positive energy into the turbulent and intertwined world. Faced with the complex international situation, China and Europe should deepen consensus and jointly improve global governance in the midst of changes; Sharing opportunities in development and jointly expanding the space for China Europe cooperation; Deepen mutual learning through communication and jointly consolidate the foundation of civilization cooperation. Yang Chengcheng, Minister Counsellor of the Chinese Embassy in Germany, stated that as major countries with global influence, China and Germany shoulder important responsibilities for world peace and development. The two countries should be reliable partners that support each other, innovative partners that are open and mutually beneficial, and cultural partners that are close to each other, jointly promoting the all-round strategic partnership between China and Germany to a new level, leading China Europe relations to achieve new development, and contributing important strength to world peace and prosperity. 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