China Rescues Europe from its Debt Crisis at Golden Networking's China Leaders Forum 2012

Sept. 6, 2012 - PRLog -- (September 4, 2012, New York) China and the other rising economies of Asia are of vital importance for the future of Europe after the crisis. If relations can be fostered through a better dialogue, and one as far as possible without political confrontation, and if both sides bear in mind the sensitivities of the other over economic interests, that would benefit both sides greatly. This issue will be discussed at China Leaders Forum 2012, "Will the Chinese Tiger Come Roaring Back After the Crisis?", October 2nd, New York City.

Will China Rescue Europe from its Debt Crisis? The is being widely asked at a time when the European Union (EU) is grappling with financial difficulties and rapid Chinese economic growth has continued, taking Chinese foreign exchange reserves to record levels. The growing volume of diplomatic exchanges between China and the countries of Europe also means that the subject will remain high on the international agenda. To understand EU-Chinese relations correctly in the context of the crisis, we must not fall into the error of regarding Europe as absolutely in need and China as absolutely capable. Instead of that we need to analyze how far Europe needs the financing which China could supply and what the motivation of China would be in stretching out a helping hand to Europe and the mutual expectations that exist.

Europe is China’s biggest trading partner with an annual volume of trade of €500 billion in trade between them. China’s growth model still depends largely on foreign trade and so it is being hurt by the crisis in Europe. So for these reasons a stronger Europe is decisively important for China. Investing in Europe and securing easy access for China to technology, brands, and know-how and varying those entities which are main indixed against the dollar is extremely important for it.

As it will be discussed at China Leaders Forum 2012, "Will the Chinese Tiger Come Roaring Back After the Crisis?”, New York, October 2nd  (http://chinaleadersforum.eventbrite.com/),  many writers argue that China could take advantage of Europe’s present weakness to extract some concessions from Europe and that in this connection, the arms embargo could be lifted, and that within this framework the ban on arms sales could be lifted and the status of being a free market economy which is to be given to China in 2016 according to the Wold Bank’s protocol could be brought forward. In other words it would be greatly to China’s advantage for it to extend assistances to extent assistance to Europe and would be of great use.

China Leaders Forum 2012, "Will the Chinese Tiger Come Roaring Back After the Crisis?", October 2nd, New York City, will provide attendees with the responses to the above-mentioned questions and the most up-to-date review of where the Asian giant stands and the challenges and opportunities for businessmen looking to expand their business with China when others only see growth contraction. Topics that China Leaders Forum 2012 will discuss include:
•   Internationalization of the Renminbi
•   Post- crisis relationship between US and China
•   The Euro Debt Crisis and How it will Affect the Chinese Economy
•   China’s Investments in Europe: To Save or Not to Save the Euro?
•   What steps China will need to perform in order to maintain its growth and success?

Recognized experts, regulators, and strategists, will return to China Leaders Forum 2012 in its fourth edition to provide the information practitioners are looking for in an open and unbiased environment, highly conducive to the most efficient and effective networking.

China Leaders Forum 2012 is produced by Golden Networking (http://chinaleadersforum.eventbrite.com/), the premier networking community for business executives, entrepreneurs and investors. Panelists, speakers and sponsors are invited to contact Golden Networking by sending an email to info@goldennetworking.net.