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nnual demand globally is cur- rently $3.7 trillion, but as there is a $1 trillion short- age of investment, actual investment is about $2.7 trillion, Huang said. “No single economy or any international organiza- tion can afford to cover such a huge margin. I believe we especially need to mobilize the pa

UCTURE Big money sought to connect Asia-Pacific By CHEN YINGQUN in Yangzhou, Jiangsu chenyingqun @ chinadai- ly.com.cn Joint efforts are needed by Asia-Pacific countries to create innovative financ- ing mechanisms to develop infrastructure, according to an official at a connectiv- ity symposium in Yangzhou,

outh China Sea more than 120 years. Contact the writers at zheng- caixiong@ chinadaily.com.cn Briefly INFRASTRUCTURE Big money sought to connect Asia-Pacific By CHEN YINGQUN in Yangzhou, Jiangsu chenyingqun @ chinadai- ly.com.cn Joint efforts are needed by Asia-Pacific countries to create innovative fina

especially need to mobilize the participation of private capital in ocumectivity. and we should make hall use of public-private partner- ships." Huang told repre- sentatives from more than 20 Asia-Pacific countries and regions at the event. Zhou Qiangwna. head of the Ministry of Finance's Inter

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erican argued that for China to improve its image in the United States, it needed to work through American organizations, and so he collaborated with Huang on a book series, “The Culture and Civilization of China,” which the Yale University Press began publishing in 1997, The American’s “understanding of

all the more concerning when Chinese influence is less easy to trace. It is impossible to tell, for example, if Huawei’s donation to Chatham House’s Asia-Pacific program will affect this venerable institution’s independence and if UK universities’ self censorship on their Chinese campuses will bleed into their

pport” for Xi’s position as party core, adding that this decision was “based on the valuable experi- ence of the party and we feel keenly aboutit”. Huang explained that “a core is needed to ensure that the party will be the governing party”, describing it as significant for upholding the Central Commit

their ranks. Doing so is notonlyin the interests of their bottom line but the health ofthe economies in which they work. Kevin Sneader is chairman, Asia-Pacific, of McKinsey & Company. Anu Madgavkar is a. partner at McKinsey Global Institute Older people still have lot to offer in the workplace Paul Yip say