[Last Call] China Conference: United States 2021 | Navigating the new normal in US-China relations
South China Morning Post 3rd annual China Conference: United States, which will be held next week on Dec 7-8, 2021.
The swearing in of Joe Biden as the new US president brought with it the opportunity to change course in US-China relations, which had arguably hit its lowest point in several decades. However, while there have been subtle tone shifts in Biden’s actions and rhetoric toward China, there are few things that differ at all from the approach of the previous administration.
Nearly one year into the new US administration, is there any indication that meaningful, positive change can be achieved in US-China bilateral relations? Are there any avenues for economic and diplomatic cooperation?
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Key Highlights
Panel discussions and keynote interviews offering crucial, thought-provoking commentary on:
- The impact of Biden’s policies toward China nearly one year into his presidency
- How Beijing’s tightening control over its private sector impacts the future of investing
- The US’ economic and diplomatic strategies in the Indo-Pacific region
- Whether US investors can trust the value of Chinese stocks
- Opportunities and challenges in shifting supply chains from China to ASEAN countries
- How the US and China can cooperate in the battle against climate change
- China’s perspective on the future of bilateral relations with the US
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