w88 casino News Network (Contributed by Hainan Research Institute)On December 22, the Greater Bay Area Enterprises “Going Out” Risk Control and Chinese Enterprises Collaborative Overseas Cooperation Summit Forum, hosted by the well-known domestic think tank Haiguo Tuzhi Research Institute and Oriental Sharp Eye Risk Management Company, was held at the Sunshine Hotel in Guangzhou. The Hainan Research Institute of the w88 casino participated in the organization of the forum as a co-organizer. Dean Cui Fan attended the forum as a representative of the co-organizer and delivered a speech at the conference.

Experts such as Lin Dajian, former deputy director of the National Development and Reform Commission, Li Yusi, editor-in-chief of the Belt and Road Network, Chen Dingding, director of Haiguo Tuzhi Research Institute, Zheng Gang, executive director of Oriental Sharp Eye Risk Management Company, Ding Ningning, director of the Social Development Department of the Development Research Center of the State Council, gave speeches at the conference. The forum held sub-forum discussions on the security risks of going global, strategic considerations of industrial transfer, financial services of going global, legal and compliance issues of going global, and talent issues of going global. China Merchants Bureau,Representatives from well-known enterprises such as TCL, China Guangdong Nuclear Power, COSCO Shipping, Ping An Group, Guotai Junan, etc. attended the meeting.

Professor Cui Fan made a speech at the conference on how Chinese enterprises can achieve industrial upgrading and optimize layout by going global. Professor Cui Fan pointed out that the internationalization process of Chinese enterprises can be divided into three stages. The first stage is to integrate into the global value chain, mainly through OEM into the international production system. The second stage is the stage of climbing to the middle and high end of the global value chain. The proportion of domestic value added in each industry in this stage continues to increase. The third stage is the optimization and layout stage of the global value chain, with certain production links being deployed overseas. In this process, companies must not only upgrade the global value chain, but also pay attention to their control over the global value chain. From a national level, it is necessary to avoid employment problems caused by the rapid transfer of production links, to avoid the problem of industrial hollowing out, and to avoid losing control of the value chain.