A number of people from the German political, commercial, academic, and sports community said at a forum held in Nuremberg, Germany a few days ago that in the face of adjustments in the global economic landscape and a new round of technological change, there is broad scope for economic and trade cooperation between Germany and China. The Chinese Consulate General in Frankfurt, the German Table Tennis League, and the German World Market Leaders Academy jointly hosted the German Table Tennis Cup and Sino-German Economic Forum in Nuremberg on the 29th. Huang Yuyang, China's consul general in Frankfurt, said that cooperation needs to be nurtured with trust and confidence. As long as China and Germany continue to communicate and do things together, this trust will grow deeper and they will cast a “vote of confidence” for Sino-German cooperation. Marcel Flatscher, director of the German Institute for Economic Research, said that if Germany wants to improve its competitiveness, it should focus on solving its own problems, and China has always been an important partner for Germany. Former German Defense Minister Rudolf Schalping said that China is becoming an important center for global R&D, design, and technological innovation. Germany's future lies in cooperation, particularly strengthening cooperation with China. Walter Dorin, founder and dean of the German Academy of World Market Leaders, said that healthy competition between Germany and China will help promote the development of both sides. In recent years, more and more German companies have visited China and reached specific cooperation agreements. Cooperation between Chinese and German companies in the automotive field is an important topic of this forum. Florian Schüttel, CEO of Opel Motors and general manager of Stellantis Group Germany, said that for German car companies, Chinese companies should not simply be viewed as competitors, but should complement each other's advantages through development partnerships. Nico Strehler, general manager of the German Table Tennis League, said that table tennis is a special link between Germany and China, and hopes to use this as a platform to enhance exchanges between the two sides and create more opportunities for cooperation between Germany and China.

A number of people from the German political, commercial, academic, and sports community said at a forum held in Nuremberg, Germany a few days ago that in the face of adjustments in the global economic landscape and a new round of technological change, there is broad scope for economic and trade cooperation between Germany and China. The Chinese Consulate General in Frankfurt, the German Table Tennis League, and the German World Market Leaders Academy jointly hosted the German Table Tennis Cup and Sino-German Economic Forum in Nuremberg on the 29th. Huang Yuyang, China's consul general in Frankfurt, said that cooperation needs to be nurtured with trust and confidence. As long as China and Germany continue to communicate and do things together, this trust will grow deeper and they will cast a “vote of confidence” for Sino-German cooperation. Marcel Flatscher, director of the German Institute for Economic Research, said that if Germany wants to improve its competitiveness, it should focus on solving its own problems, and China has always been an important partner for Germany. Former German Defense Minister Rudolf Schalping said that China is becoming an important center for global R&D, design, and technological innovation. Germany's future lies in cooperation, particularly strengthening cooperation with China. Walter Dorin, founder and dean of the German Academy of World Market Leaders, said that healthy competition between Germany and China will help promote the development of both sides. In recent years, more and more German companies have visited China and reached specific cooperation agreements. Cooperation between Chinese and German companies in the automotive field is an important topic of this forum. Florian Schüttel, CEO of Opel Motors and general manager of Stellantis Group Germany, said that for German car companies, Chinese companies should not simply be viewed as competitors, but should complement each other's advantages through development partnerships. Nico Strehler, general manager of the German Table Tennis League, said that table tennis is a special link between Germany and China, and hopes to use this as a platform to enhance exchanges between the two sides and create more opportunities for cooperation between Germany and China.